Coverage
objectThe Guideline Single Premium (GSP) refers to the maximum single premium payment that can be made into a life insurance policy without violating the IRSs Guideline Premium Test (GPT). It is used to ensure that the policy qualifies as life insurance and maintains its tax-advantaged status
The Guideline Level Premium (GLP) is the maximum level (annual or periodic) premium that can be paid into a life insurance policy while maintaining compliance with the IRSs Guideline Premium Test (GPT). It ensures that the policy remains classified as life insurance and retains its tax-advantaged status
The Policy Issue Date, also known as the Policy Launch Date, is the date when the insurance company officially issues the policy to the client. This occurs after the application is approved, the insured accepts the offer, and payment information is provided. It marks the formal activation of the policy and triggers policy delivery
The Policy Maturity Date refers to the date when a life insurance policy reaches its maturity or an annuity contract reaches its maximum annuitization age. It is based on the Policy Start Date and determines when benefits become payable or coverage ends
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The Unloaned Portion of Account Value refers to the part of the total account value that is not affected by policy loans. Once a policy loan is taken, the total account value is split into loaned and unloaned portions, with the unloaned portion continuing to accrue interest and potential investment returns
The Loaned Portion of Account Value refers to the amount of a policy’s account value that is used as collateral for a policy loan. This amount is set aside from the Ending Account Value and is used to calculate loan interest accruals. The loaned portion is updated each time a new loan is processed
The Total Loan Accrued Interest refers to the amount of interest that has accumulated on a policy loan so far within the current year. This interest is added to the outstanding loan balance if it is not paid separately by the policyholder