The cash surrender value of a straight life insurance policy equals the face value of the policy at a stated age (usually ninety-five or hundred years).

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The cash surrender value usually builds up slowly at first, but in later years, approaches the face amount of the policy. At some stated point (usually at the age of 95 or 100 years), it equals the face value of the policy.

The Cash Surrender Value of a Straight Life Insurance Policy