So if you pay the premiums continually, will a policy keep growing past the original amount?

8 Apr 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief YouTube segment, Jayson Lowe addresses a viewer's question about whether an insurance policy's cash value will continue to increase as long as premiums are paid. He affirms that each premium payment directly contributes to the policy's growth, stating that premium payments are the sole factor that causes the policy value to rise, with no other influences mentioned.

Questions this video answers

Yes, every time you pay a premium, the policy grows. Paying the premium is the only factor that makes the policy increase.

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