cash value
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of cash value
First recorded in 1895–1900
Example Sentences
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In December, Ellison lobbed in his sixth bid, saying Paramount had offered a package that covered all the issues Warner had raised, including the need for “strong cash value” and “speed to close.”
The accumulated cash value within the policy can offer financial flexibility as you age, a relatively safe and easy way to save and invest money and, in some cases, a competitive interest rate as your funds grow tax-deferred.
From MarketWatch
“You can negotiate the commission,” and depending on the agent and the insurer issuing the policy, you can save a bundle and start accumulating cash value sooner.
From MarketWatch
In addition to the termination payment and so-called “ticking fee” for shareholders of 25 cents per share — which the company said would total about $650 million in cash value each quarter — Paramount also said it would “eliminate” Warner’s $1.5-billion financing cost associated with its debt exchange offer.
From Los Angeles Times
The council adds: “Exemptions generally include one’s primary home, personal belongings, household items, a vehicle, burial funds up to $1,500 or a life-insurance policy with a cash value up to $1,500.”
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