Common use of POLICY VALUE Clause in Contracts

POLICY VALUE. On the Policy Date, the Policy Value is equal to the net premium less the Monthly Policy Charge. On any day after that, the Policy Value is equal to what it was on the previous day plus any of these items applicable on that day: - any increase due to investment results of all amounts invested in all Divisions for the Policy Value; - interest on the policy debt at an annual rate equal to the loan interest rate; - the net premium, if a premium is paid; - any policy dividend directed to increase the Policy Value; and minus any of these items applicable on that day: - any decrease due to investment results of all amounts invested in all Divisions for the Policy Value; - the Monthly Policy Charge; - on any monthly processing date on which there is a policy debt, a charge for expenses and taxes associated with the debt; - any withdrawals; and - any transaction charges that may result from a withdrawal, a transfer, a change in the Specified Amount or a change in the death benefit option. The Monthly Policy Charge, any charge for expenses and taxes associated with policy debt, withdrawals and any transaction charges will be deducted from the Policy Value. The deduction will be allocated to each Division in proportion to the amounts in each Division.