What is the definition of Current Assumption Whole Life Insurance?
Current Assumption Whole Life Insurance is a type of ordinary life insurance where the premiums may change depending on insurance experience, investment income and expenses. That means that current mortality experience and the current earnings of the insurance company in investments will also impact the policy. If the mortality experience and investment earnings are good, this will be credited to the policy through lowered premiums, through a dividend structure or through the policy's cash value account.
The death benefit, regardless of the changes in other factors, will remain the same. The cash value also has a guaranteed minimum amount, but with good performance, this can be increased. Premiums can also either be increased or decreased.
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