Explore definitions of longevity and life settlements sectors terminology beginning with N.
This glossary provides concise explanations of terminology commonly used in the longevity and life settlements sectors. Below you'll find terms beginning with the letter N.
- Net Accumulation Value
Net Accumulation Value is the accumulation value less any loan account value.
- Net Amount at Risk (NAR)
Net Amount at Risk (NAR) is the amount of risk an insurance company has acquired from a contract at any given time. It is the difference between the cash value and the death benefit.
- Net Cash Surrender Value
Net Cash Surrender Value is an amount equal to the net cash value less the amount of the applicable surrender charge, if any, specified in the table of surrender charges provided by the insurer.
- Net Cash Value
Net Cash Value is the cash value less any loans.
- Net Death Benefit
Net Death Benefit is the net amount payable upon the death of the insured based on the death benefit option then in effect under the policy. The Net Death Benefit may be more or less than the original face value of the policy. This could be as a result of the client taking withdrawals or loans and increases or decreases in the death benefit over time.
- Net Rate of Return
Net Rate of Return is based on the gross rate of return, less fund expenses and monthly charges.
- No Lapse Provision
No Lapse Provision is an option that provides a guaranteed death benefit for up to 10 years or to age 100, regardless of investment option performances, providing the stipulated no lapse premiums are paid. The provision and option type are selected at the point of issue.
- Non-Forfeiture Option
Non-Forfeiture Option is a provision in the policy that permits the policy owner to elect how the cash value of the policy will be used, should the policy be surrendered or lapse due to non-payment of premium.
- Non-Forfeiture Value
Non-Forfeiture Value is the value of an insurance policy if it is cancelled or required premium payments are not paid. This value can be realized as either a reduced amount of paid-up term life insurance, or as cash sum.
- Non-Medical Limit
Non-Medical Limit is the maximum face value of a policy that an insurance company will issue without the requirement that an applicant take a medical examination.
- Non-Participating Policy
Non-Participating Policy: A life insurance policy under which the company does not distribute to policyholders any part of its surplus. Premiums are usually lower than for comparable Participating Policies.
- Non-Proportional Reinsurance
Non-Proportional Reinsurance is a form of reinsurance in which the reinsurer’s liability is limited to the number or amount of claims incurred in any given policy period.
- Non-Qualified Plan
Non-Qualified Plan is a form of tax-deferred, employer-sponsored retirement plan that falls outside of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act Guidelines.
- Non-Renewable Policy
Non-Renewable Policy is a life insurance contract that does not have the provision to renew coverage automatically without evidence of insurability.
