i want to cash in my whole life insurance policy could i get the total cash value of the policy or just a part?
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- You get cash value, less surrender fee. that is NOT the "face value" or payout amount when you die. Cash value is about 10% of what you've paid into it. So, add up everything you've paid in, take 10%, subtract about $250, and whatever is left, is how much your policy is worth if you cash it in (which means, cancel it). If you've paid in $5,000 so far, cash value is probably around $250.
- Just a small amount.
- Isn't the question best posed to the insurance company ? Also read the terms of the policy.
- You can get it all minus fees.
- Thumbs down to the first answer. If the policy is 10 years old you'll get most, if not all of your premiums back. If it's 1 year old then you'll get nothing back. You can also borrow about 90% of the cash if you want the policy to remain intact.
- You should also consider a Life Settlement where you sell your policy to an investor group. In most situations, you will get more money than the cash value. Talk to an agent. Good Luck.
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