Collateral Assignment of Cash Value Life Insurance?

When you purchase a cash value life insurance policy, you are actually purchasing two different types of coverage. The first is the death benefit, which is the coverage that will be paid out to your beneficiaries in the event of your death. The second is the cash value, which is the money that you can borrow against or withdraw from the policy during your lifetime.

The cash value of your life insurance policy is collateral for the loan that you took out to purchase the policy. This means that if you default on the loan, the lender can take the cash value of the policy in order to repay the loan. Many people choose to take out a collateral assignment on their life insurance policy in order to get a lower interest rate on the loan. By using the cash value of the policy as collateral, the lender is taking on less risk, which allows them to offer a lower interest rate.

If you are considering taking out a collateral assignment on your life insurance policy, you should first speak with your life insurance agent to see if it is right for you. There are some drawbacks to using your life insurance policy as collateral, such as losing the death benefit if you default on the loan, so you need to make sure that you understand all of the risks before you decide to do it.

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