I used to work for an American Life Insurance Company.... Assuming they work the same as where ever you have your policy through, you could theoretically cash out your existing life insurance policy for the actual account value & use those funds towards the CIC requirements. However, if say in year 15 of the life insurance policy's existence the cash value will be $50,000, but you're only in year 2, you cannot claim that you have the full $50,000 available. You can only claim what is actually able to be collected if the policy is cashed out.
I used to work for an American Life Insurance Company.... Assuming they work the same as where ever you have your policy through, you could theoretically cash out your existing life insurance policy for the actual account value & use those funds towards the CIC requirements. However, if say in year 15 of the life insurance policy's existence the cash value will be $50,000, but you're only in year 2, you cannot claim that you have the full $50,000 available. You can only claim what is actually able to be collected if the policy is cashed out.
its mean if we start to pay premium but my life insurance amount of policy let suppose 15000USD is not complete so I m not able to claim base on just policy holder.
its mean if we start to pay premium but my life insurance amount of policy let suppose 15000USD is not complete so I m not able to claim base on just policy holder.