A No Lapse Guarantee (NLG) Policy has a secondary account that can be used to pay premiums, ensuring the policy does not lapse. Each NLG policy requires unique pricing as charges are calculated separately from minimum insurance costs. Accurately valuing a NLG policy for a life settlement requires additional documentation like policy copies, premium histories, and annual statements, as the NLG feature can sometimes significantly increase a policy's value.
A No Lapse Guarantee (NLG) Policy has a secondary account that can be used to pay premiums, ensuring the policy does not lapse. Each NLG policy requires unique pricing as charges are calculated separately from minimum insurance costs. Accurately valuing a NLG policy for a life settlement requires additional documentation like policy copies, premium histories, and annual statements, as the NLG feature can sometimes significantly increase a policy's value.
A No Lapse Guarantee (NLG) Policy has a secondary account that can be used to pay premiums, ensuring the policy does not lapse. Each NLG policy requires unique pricing as charges are calculated separately from minimum insurance costs. Accurately valuing a NLG policy for a life settlement requires additional documentation like policy copies, premium histories, and annual statements, as the NLG feature can sometimes significantly increase a policy's value.
A No Lapse Guarantee (NLG) Policy can be a great candidate for a settlement. NLG means that the policy has a secondary or shadow account that can be used for premium optimization. No Lapse Guarantee policies are all different and each requires a unique pricing model. The charges for these accounts are calculated independently of the minimum cost of insurance. Accurate NLG premium calculation requires additional documentation including policy copy, premium history, and an annual statement. In some instances, NLG can significantly increase the value of a policy.
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