Chapter 14 (Surrender Value)

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Chapter 14

Surrender Value

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Nature and Meaning


When the insured wishes to surrender
his policy or fails to pay his premium,
reserve is no longer accumulated and
the insured, generally, is given a
surrender value.
The surrender value will not be equal
to the accumulated reserve because
certain expenses or losses are involved
in payment of surrender values.

Definition
The amount of premiums paid which
is returned to the policyholder at the
time of surrendering the policy.
Surrender Value' The sum of money
an insurance company will pay to the
policyholder or annuity holder in the
event his or her policy is voluntarily
terminated before its maturity or the
insured event occurs

Calculating Surrender Value


Accumulation approach;
Surrender value = full reserve surrender charges
Surrender charges are;

Initial expenses
Adverse financial selection
Adverse mortality selection
Contribution to contingency reserve
Contribution to profit
Cost of surrender

Savings approach;
Surrender value = (sum assured + accumulated value of future
expenses + future reversionally bonus, if participating policy)
(accumulated value of all future premiums + expenses incurred in
processing surrender value)

Forms of Payment
The policy holder can get the
surrender value in any of the
following forms;

Cash surrender value


Reduced paid up insurance
Extended term insurance
Automatic premium loan
Purchase of annuity

Cash Surrender Value


The policyholder can get the value of
surrender in cash.
When the policyholder gets the cash,
the contract comes to an end and the
insurer has no obligation to pay on that
particular policy.
Since all the amounts surrendered is
given at the time of surrender, the cash
benefit is generally less than the other
benefit.

Reduced Paid up Insurance


The surrender value is not paid in
cash, but the original amount of
policy is reduced in certain proportion
and the reduced amount is paid
according to the term of policy.
The benefit will be reduced to the
level at a ratio up to the premium is
paid.

Extended Term Insurance


The net cash value arisen at the time
of surrender of a policy can be used
for payment of as single premium for
purchasing of term insurance.
The sum assured will be paid only if
the death occurs during the term of
the life assured.
But if the assured does not die within
the term, nothing is paid.

Automatic Premium Loan


The surrender value is used for
payment of future premium.
Thus, the policy will continue up to
the period the surrender value is
exhausted.
Each premium is paid automatically
as it comes due by creation of a loan
which with interest becomes a lien
upon the face of the policy amount
until paid.

Purchase of Annuity
Annuity can be purchased with the
surrender value.
Instead of taking the surrender value
in cash, the annuity purchased from
the available surrender value.
The amount of annuity depends upon
the amount of net ash value, the
attained age of the policyholder and
the type of annuity required.

End of Chapter

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