current assumption whole life insurance
Definition
A life insurance policy that has terms linked to the insurance company's earnings or performance as a stock or mutual fund. If lower mortality rates and expenses and/or higher than expected investment returns are experienced, policyholders benefit by an increase in the cash value of the policy, an increase in dividends paid, or a decrease in premiums. The death benefit remains the same regardless of performance. The cash value is also guaranteed not to drop below a predefined minimum.
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