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Question 5 of 13 in Basic Life Policy Provisions |
Policy loan |
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The policyholder can use the cash value while continuing the insurance protection of the policy by taking a policy loan. The interest rate is specified in the insurance policy. The policyholder may pay the yearly interest and make payments in any desired amount to reduce the loan principal. The policyholder is not required to repay the loan, but if he or she fails to pay the interest, it will be subtracted from the remaining cash value as long as enough cash value remains in the policy. |
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