(1) GENERAL. Loans may be made on a policy to an aggregate amount which, together with accumulated interest at rates to be fixed from time to time by the commissioner, and applicable to all policies then in force, does not exceed the cash surrender value on the next policy anniversary on the basis of the premiums then paid. Any premium not paid when due shall be charged as a policy loan. When the unpaid loan and interest equals the cash surrender value, the policy shall terminate, but before that time the whole or any part of a loan may be repaid. (2) EXISTING POLICIES. The interest on loans on policies issued before April 1, 1977, shall be set under sub. (1) but may not exceed 6 percent. The interest on loans on policies issued on or after April 1, 1977, shall be set under sub. (1) but may not exceed 8 percent.
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