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A) a surviving spouse with small children.
B) parents living in a nursing home.
C) a disciplined beneficiary.
D) a former spouse.
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A) Your gender
B) Your health
C) The cash value of the policy
D) Your level of education
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A) whole life insurance
B) universal life insurance
C) term insurance
D) The type of insurance depends on the age of the house.
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A) terminates the policy.
B) refunds the amount paid and terminates the policy.
C) uses an amount from savings to pay the premium.
D) increases the premium.
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A) $190,000
B) $250,000
C) $270,000
D) $310,000
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A) Your spouse graduates from college.
B) You receive a large inheritance.
C) Your only child graduates from college.
D) You get married and plan to have children.
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A) Age of the policyholder
B) Percentage earned on savings portion of premium
C) Gender of the policyholder
D) Family medical history of the policyholder
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A) Lump-sum settlement
B) Deferred-value settlement
C) Installment payments settlement
D) Interest payments settlement
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A) Build your net worth.
B) Insure you against liability your entire life.
C) Provide a college fund for your children in the event of your early death.
D) Provide a college fund for your children in the event you become completely disabled.
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A) People like to focus on more enjoyable events.
B) There is no immediate financial benefit.
C) People don't want to make the periodic payments.
D) All of these are correct.
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A) Disability insurance
B) Automobile insurance
C) Homeowner's insurance
D) Life insurance
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A) the income method.
B) the budget method.
C) subtracting your annual income from $1 million.
D) having enough insurance to provide $50,000 per year for 20 years.
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