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Life Insurance Policy Cash Value To Buy A Motorcycle? |
I have a life insurance policy that was captivated out on me when i was born. I am now 19 and it has some cash value and i want to use it to buy a new motorcycle. Is this a very good idea?
3000 or 4000's not gonna pay for much.
The policy transfered into my name when i turned 18. I called and asked and they said it has about that much well-heeled that i can "barrow"
| Answer: You can Refer to the "cash value" and it will deplete the death benefit by that amount. The "loan" will then accrue interest but if the interest on the cash value is more than that of the allowance, it can still be worth something when you die. If you have a policy that buys "paid up additions". the death advantage can increase over time. Usually pretty cheap way to obtain money - remarkably since your parents or grandparents probably |
All-embracing life policies typically offer a guaranteed return on cash value. You'll receive an annual communication that details cash value, total protection, earnings, and fees. A drawback to this type of insurance is its interest reprove sensitivity.

