Policyholder Benefits

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Insurance Dividend
Insurance Dividend Cash Value Life Insurance Participating Policies Mortality Experience Administrative Expenses Investment Returns Policyholder Benefits
Money paid, usually once a year, to policyholders with participating policies. Dividend rates are based on the insurance company's mortality experience, administrative expenses, and investment returns. Policyholders may choose to take these dividends in cash or may purchase additional life insurance.
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