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If youve had your life insurance policy for several years, the insurance company may allow you to borrow from your policys cash value. In most cases, you wont have to pay taxes on the money you borrow, but the insurance company will deduct interest payments from your cash value balance.
Processing times and notification of receipt. Please allow 1-3 business days from receipt of the form for Prudential to process the request.
If youre looking for long-term life insurance with the flexibility to adjust the amount of your coverage, a Prudential universal life policy may be a good option. This type of insurance does offer potential cash value.
Use the Annuity One-Time Withdrawal Form to take a one-time withdrawal from your Prudential contract. For 403(b) Tax Sheltered Annuity (TSA) contracts, please utilize the Annuity 403(b) Withdrawal or Annuity Automated Withdrawal forms.
You can use your cash value by borrowing against it, withdrawing some of it, or withdrawing it all at once and surrendering the policy. (Withdrawals over the amount of premiums paid are usually taxable.) Also, you can use permanent life insurance to build tax-deferred value to help supplement your retirement income.
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If youre thinking about taking some or all of the money from your bond, the easiest way to do this is online - at a time that suits you. Simply log in or register through our online service, choose the bond youre looking to withdraw money from and click the link at the bottom of the page to make a withdrawal.
You may log on to .prudential.com to view your contract and current values, including potential surrender charges that would apply to withdrawals. Please note that, based on your contract, you may be able to withdraw up to a pre-determined amount without incurring a surrender charge (the charge-free amount).

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