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About Different Types of Life Insurance
How Do Life Insurance Commissions Work?
How Do Life Insurance Policies Work?
How Does Life Insurance Work?
How to Buy Variable Universal Life Insurance
How to Cash in a Life Insurance Policy From Work
How to File a Life Insurance Claim
How to Get Credit Life Insurance on a Mortgage
How to Use Dividends in a Whole Life Insurance Policy
What Type of Life Insurance Is Best for Me?
Why Do You Need Life Insurance?
What Is Temporary Life Insurance?
What Is Permanent Life Insurance?
How Does Occupation Affect Life Insurance?
How Does Age Affect Life Insurance?
How to Use Life Insurance as an Investment
Differences Among Life Insurance Companies
How Do Life Insurance Companies Determine Premiums?
Good & Bad Term Life Insurance Policies
Why Do Life Insurance Companies Charge Different Premiums?
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Summary: In a whole life insurance policy, dividends should be re-invested back into the policy to create a larger cash value, but they can be cashed out if necessary. Contact the insurance company to discuss the role of dividends in a whole life insurance policy with advice from an insurance broker in this free video on life insurance.
Vic Schumacher is part of HPE Financial Services, a brokerage insurance company representing all major carriers. He works with businesses, families and individuals, helping them to...read more
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"Hello, my name is Vic Schumacher, the company is HPE Financial Services. The question today is how do you use dividends in a life insurance policy. Well, the dividends in the policy itself should be reinvested back in to the policy. You can, based upon the time line of that particular policy, with draw those dividends, and many people in retirement do so. They keep the principal there and they live off the dividends. All you have to do is contact the insurance company and request that those dividends be sent to you on a regular basis. The real question though, with the dividends, is how much will they be? Your premiums have been invested with the insurance company, and that insurance company has now made particular investments in to different companies, mutual funds, stocks, bonds, things of this nature. How secure or those dividends is an important factor, and what is the purpose of those dividends is another important factor. If you really want to cash out the dividends, you can, but if that's the purpose of the policy, that's one thought. The other thought is the dividends, if we leave them in there, the policy will grow and have a better cash value, which is the true purpose of that whole policy, maybe to start with. My name is Vic Schumacher, the company is HPE Financial Services, helping people every day."
eHow Article: How to Use Dividends in a Whole Life Insurance Policy
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