Fund
objectAllowed values:FIXEDINDEXEDVARIABLEINTERIM
A unique identifier assigned to a specific fund account within the investment structure
Example:ELI002
The official business name of the specific fund account within the investment structure
Example:S&P 500® Price Return Annual Point-to-Point with Participation Rate Account
The accounting code used in the insurer’s general ledger for tracking fund transactions
Example:XE2
The total value of the specific fund account within the investment structure.The total fund value of the a specific fund, considering any earnings, withdrawals, or adjustments due to transaction
Example:15.67
Percentage of Account Value refers to a value that is calculated as a percentage of the total account value of an insurance or annuity contract. It is often used to determine allocations, fees, benefits, or charges that are based on how much money is currently held in the policy’s account value.
Example:13.27
The length of time for which the guaranteed minimum interest rate is applicable
Example:3
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Example:1.52
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MatchSegment
objectTBA unique identifier assigned to a specific match segment within the policy, used to track matched contributions or benefits
Example:Match1
The present value of the matched amount/bonus in the segment, reflecting any growth, deductions, or adjustments
Example:1.985116
The total amount of matching contributions or eligible bonus contributions accumulated over time within the policy
Example:1.98
The amount of matching contributions or eligible bonus contributions accumulated over the current policy year
Example:1.98
The highest total amount that can be matched or highest total eligible bonus over the lifetime of the policy, as per policy terms
Example:300
The maximum amount that can be matched or eligible bonus for current policy year
Example:300
The minimum amount that can be matched or minimum eligible bonus over the lifetime of the policy, as per policy terms
This is the current value that is not fully vested to the policy holder. It would be recaptured partially/fully at withdrawal/surrender.
Example:10.12
The total amount of the premium bonus that was deducted from the policy value as a result of a partial or full withdrawal during the vesting period.
Example:10.12
The date on which the matched amount/ bonus becomes fully vested, meaning the policyholder gains full ownership rights over the matched funds/bonus.(match amount/bonus becomes part of account value)
Example:2023-01-01
The accounting code used in the insurer’s general ledger system to track match/bonus related transactions
Example:V2201
The duration required before matched amount/bonus are fully vested, typically expressed in years or policy terms
Example:10
LoanType
stringAllowed values:PREFERREDNONPREFERREDSTANDARDLOANINDEXLOAN
LoanInterestType
stringAllowed values:FIXEDINDEXEDVARIABLEADJUSTABLE
LoanSegment
objectA unique identifier assigned to each loan segment within the policy, representing a distinct loan transaction
Example:Loan1
Allowed values:PREFERREDNONPREFERREDSTANDARDLOANINDEXLOAN
Allowed values:FIXEDINDEXEDVARIABLEADJUSTABLE
Calculated loan interest amount for a policy Owner to Pay before Anniversary
Example:1000
The original amount borrowed against the policy, excluding interest
Example:1500
The outstanding amount of the loan, including accrued interest if applicable
Example:1500.72
Percentage of Account Value refers to a value that is calculated as a percentage of the total account value of an insurance or annuity contract. It is often used to determine allocations, fees, benefits, or charges that are based on how much money is currently held in the policy’s account value.
Example:1500.72
This amount represents the total portion of the policy’s account value that is used as collateral when a loan is taken against the policy. It is calculated as follows:Loan Collateral Amount = Loan Principal + Loan Collateral Accrued Interest When a policyholder takes a loan, this amount reflects the loaned portion of the account value that is set aside as collateral. Interest is applied to this collateralized amount at a specific rate as per the policy terms
Example:1500.72
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The interest rate charged on the loan balance, which may be fixed or variable based on policy terms
Example:4.5
The interest rate charged to any collateralized portion of the policy’s cash value
Example:4
The interest accumulated on the outstanding loan balance that has not yet been paid
Example:0.72
The interest accumulated on the collateral portion of account value.
Example:0.16
The amount of loans taken against the policy in the current policy year
Example:1500
The accounting code used in the insurer’s general ledger system to track loan fund
Example:V2201
The date when the loan segment becomes active and enforceable within the policy
Example:2023-01-01
The date when the loan segment is fully repaid, closed, or no longer applicable
Example:2023-01-01