Simply, Paid-Up Whole Life insurance is a life insurance policy with premiums that were due only for a certain period of time or until the insured reached a certain age. From that time forward, the policy will remain inforce until the insured reaches age 100 or a claim is paid.
During the time premiums were being paid, cash value likely was earned. However, the amount of cash value being earned will decrease once premium payments are no longer required.
All of this is different than a reduced paid-up life insurance policy. This happens if the policy permits it as an option when a premium payment wasn't received by the end of the grace period. If it does, then the cash value will be used to purchase as much face value ( death benefit ) as possible. The $10,000 original benefit, for example, might become a reduced paid-up policy for $5,000, but no premiums will be required to keep it inforce.
"Paid up" is actually the terminology used in the insurance industry when describing a policy that no longer requires any premiums. When a policy is "paid up", there are no further premiums required for the policy to continue on for what should be lifetime. This can only occur with permanent forms of Life insurance such as Whole Life, Universal Life and Variable Universal Life.
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If you are talking about Life Insurance, Paid Up, means the Life Insurance no longer needs Premiums paid as it is all paid up to sustane the policy for the duration chosen.
Whole life insurance policies, unlike term insurance policies, accumulate cash value, like a savings account, as you pay your premiums, so that even if you cancel such a policy before it is fully paid up, it still has some value that can be cashed in.
To lower the cost of a Whole Life policy you can opt for TPL rider: This rider provides additional coverage through the annual purchase of a combination of oneyear term insurance and additional amounts of permanent, paid-up whole life insurance. Throughout the life of the contract, the TPL premium is used to purchase an increasing amount of paid-up additions and a decreasing amount of term insurance. It is intended that TPL paid-up additions and policy dividend additions will eventually accumulate to a point where the term portion is no longer needed.
A paid-up policy is a whole life insurance policy for which no additional premium / payments are required to keep it in force.
"Paid up" is actually the terminology used in the insurance industry when describing a policy that no longer requires any premiums. When a policy is "paid up", there are no further premiums required for the policy to continue on for what should be lifetime. This can only occur with permanent forms of Life insurance such as Whole Life, Universal Life and Variable Universal Life.
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A 770 insurance plan is a whole life insurance plan. The life insurance plan is set up as an annuity. When seven years of premiums are paid the plan will pay for itself.
If you are talking about Life Insurance, Paid Up, means the Life Insurance no longer needs Premiums paid as it is all paid up to sustane the policy for the duration chosen.
A paid up insurance policy is a life insurance policy under which all life insurance premiums have already been paid, with no further premium payments due on the policy.
Most term life policies do not have the option of becoming paid up as do whole life polices AJH
If you have a 'whole life' policy it likely means that you are 100. If you would like to cash them in..................if that's possible.....................contact the issuing insurance company.
Whole life insurance policies, unlike term insurance policies, accumulate cash value, like a savings account, as you pay your premiums, so that even if you cancel such a policy before it is fully paid up, it still has some value that can be cashed in.
Life insurance is paid out upon your death. If you have whole life insurance (premium plus a savings component) perhaps there might be a time where no further premiums are required--it is paid up. Best thing to do is to call the company and inquire as to what sort of policy you have.
To lower the cost of a Whole Life policy you can opt for TPL rider: This rider provides additional coverage through the annual purchase of a combination of oneyear term insurance and additional amounts of permanent, paid-up whole life insurance. Throughout the life of the contract, the TPL premium is used to purchase an increasing amount of paid-up additions and a decreasing amount of term insurance. It is intended that TPL paid-up additions and policy dividend additions will eventually accumulate to a point where the term portion is no longer needed.
It may or may not be a good idea depending on your personal circumstances. Talk to your agent.