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A) www.Kiplinger.com/insurance
B) Human Life Value Calculator
C) money.msn.com
D) www.nerdwallet.com/life-insurance
E) www.familyneeds.com
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A) Marital status
B) Gender
C) Health
D) Age
E) Occupation
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A) whole life
B) multiyear term life
C) decreasing term
D) return-of-premium term
E) convertible term
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A) rich.
B) poor.
C) typical.
D) young.
E) old.
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A) federal government agencies.
B) state insurance commissioners.
C) mutual life insurance companies.
D) stock life insurance companies.
E) investment banks.
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True/False
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A) Dow Jones amp; Company.
B) Standard amp; Poor's.
C) Moody's Rating Service.
D) A.M.Best Company.
E) Weiss Research.
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A) the forces of supply and demand.
B) the insurance division of the federal government.
C) the forces of competition.
D) mortality tables.
E) the principle of life insurance.
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A) Term life
B) Group life
C) Credit life
D) Whole life
E) Convertible term
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A) Cash Value
B) Par
C) Policy dividend
D) Rider
E) Double Indemnity
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A) provide an education for children
B) set up an estate plan
C) establish a regular income for survivors
D) accumulate savings
E) All of these are common uses.
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A) throughout your lifetime.
B) during the first year of the policy.
C) during the first five years of the policy.
D) only through age 55.
E) only through age 69.
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A) $245,000
B) $300,000
C) $345,000
D) $400,000
E) $450,000
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A) A stock company sells participating policies.
B) A stock company always charges higher premiums than mutual companies.
C) A stockholder receives a policy dividend.
D) A stock company generally sells nonparticipating policies.
E) A stock company is owned by policyholders.
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