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A) 5.6%
B) 6%
C) 3.25%
D) 7.2%
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A) Whole life
B) Group life
C) Variable life
D) Deferred term life
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A) income
B) asset
C) balance sheet
D) budget
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A) alternative ways a beneficiary can receive benefits
B) a single payment to the beneficiary
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A) premiums are not affected by age.
B) whole life insurance forces people to save money.
C) whole life insurance is less expensive than term life.
D) whole life does not build cash value while term life does.
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A) Provide funds for retirement
B) Maintain financial support for your dependents
C) Provide funds to cover burial costs
D) Provide funds to support your parents
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A) $100,000
B) $200,000
C) $300,000
D) $500,000
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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) 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) cash value and benefits to the beneficiary
B) combination of term insurance and a savings plan
C) premiums constant with reduced benefits
D) term insurance with a variable investment portion
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A) Whole life
B) Universal life
C) Term insurance
D) Mortgage life
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A) would be a factor considered in the budget method of determining life insurance needs.
B) is used in the income method of determining life insurance needs.
C) is really not that important in determining life insurance needs.
D) is the main factor in determining whether or not you even need life insurance.
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A) based on future family expenses.
B) based on the age of your children.
C) based on the amount of your 401(k) retirement plan.
D) a good starting point.
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A) is easy to use.
B) does not consider your age.
C) factors in the number of children in your family.
D) doesn't figure in savings or investments.
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A) It is fast and convenient.
B) It is usually more expensive.
C) There is less pressure.
D) You can compare rates among several companies at once.
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A) cash value and benefits to the beneficiary
B) combination of term insurance and a savings plan
C) premiums constant with reduced benefits
D) term insurance with a variable investment portion
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A) fixed; no
B) variable; a
C) fixed; a
D) variable; no
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