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10:01 Sep 1, 2015 |
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3 | make or leave paid-up |
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From Jurlex. So you can make it as elegant as you wish |
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make or leave paid-up Explanation: paid-up ins. pol. - no contribs or premiums payabale any more > the pol., co. pension scheme or mortage etc. is wound up and *finished*. vs. waiver of premium or mortgage insta(l)ment: the ins. co. or building society releases the policy holder or mortgagor up to a certain age (usually 60 in the UK) from payment, whilst dipping into the fund of contributions accumulated so far, but lets the ins. pol. and mortgage *roll on*. Reference: http://www.integralfinancial.com/paid-up-life-insurance/ |
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Reference: From Jurlex. So you can make it as elegant as you wish Reference information: inleg investment, sum paid in, money put in (op rekening) deposit (Wet op de kansspelen) stake maximale inleg maximum deposit periodieke inleg regular sum paid in vrijmaken gelden vrijmaken to release funds tijd vrijmaken voor to make time for de weg vrijmaken voor to clear the way for |
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