Unbundled Life Insurance Policy

Definition of "Unbundled life insurance policy"

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Coverage in which the investment features, mortality element, and cost factors of a life insurance policy are separated, permitting each part to be independently analyzed. The savings element of the policy then becomes interest-sensitive (rate of return paid to the policyholder is more consistent with the rate of returns earned by the life insurance company over a period of time than is the rate of return paid to the holder of a traditional life insurance policy).

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