Whole life policies offer lifetime coverage at a level premium rate that does not increase as the insured ages. Whole life policies are classified in all of the below mentioned categories EXCEPT:
Answer(s): C
insures two lives under one policy. Death benefits are paid to the surviving insured. The surviving insured usually has the option of purchasing an individual whole life policy of the same face amount without providing evidence of insurability.
Answer(s): D
These policies provide a death benefit when the insured dies during a specified period. The term of this type of policy is usually not less than one year, but may be up to 40 years or more. It provides only temporary protection because coverage ends at the end of the term of coverage stated in the policy. What are these?
Answer(s): A
For example, $50, 000 five-year policy might decrease to $40, 000 in benefits payable the second year, to $30, 000 the third year, to $20, 000 the fourth year, and to $10, 000 in the final year. This is an example of:
Answer(s): B
Universal life policies are a form of permanent life insurance that has flexible premiums, flexible face amounts, and separate pricing for the three major pricing categories. Which of the following is/are out of those categories?
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