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How Does a Policy Loan Work?

by Wes Bridel on January 29, 2010

in Stewardship

When you take a policy loan, most companies will immediately charge you the cost of interest for the rest of your policy year.  In other words, if you are 3 months into a new policy year and take a loan, you will be charged up front for nine months of interest.  If you decided to [...]

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Yesterday, we discussed the advantages of using a policy loan over a withdrawal to access your cash value within your whole life policy.  Today, let’s look at the disadvantages to using a Policy Loan to access Whole Life Cash value, which are:

There is a short term cost for the loan.  In normal circumstances, for most [...]

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The advantages to borrowing from your life insurance company to access cash (in other words, to take a Policy Loan) are:

Your present and future compounded cash value is not affected by the loan.
Your death benefit and growth of future death benefit are not affected by the loan.

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