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What is the difference between cash value and cash surrender value?

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What is the difference between cash value and cash surrender value?

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[Back to Index] Cash value can also be referred to on the annual report from your carrier as “Accumulated Value,” “Policy Value,” or “Account Value.” This is the additional amount over the cost of insurance that you’ve paid into your policy over time. Cash surrender value is calculated by subtracting from the policy’s cash value any applicable surrender fees, which can be substantial.

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