Q has a traditional whole life policy with a $10,000 face amount, a $5,000 cash value, and a $4,999 policy loan and loan interest outstanding. Q will forfeit the policy when the policy loan reaches for failing to pay loan interest on a timely basis.

Reaches or exceeds the cash value.

Explanation:

A traditional whole life policy is an insurance policy or plan that covers the entire life of an individual. It also provides or gives a certain amount to the beneficiaries of the individual in case the individual dies.

A cash value in traditional whole life policy is the amount a person on a traditional life policy receives if he or she decided to quit the life policy as well as forfeit the payment to his or her beneficiaries of he or she dies.

A policy loan is the loan that a person takes from his or her life traditional life policy which must not exceed the cash value of the traditional life policy. A policy loan also comes loan interest that must be paid on a timely basis.

When the outstanding policy loan is higher than the case value of the traditional life policy the insurance company may cancel the traditional life policy.