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A permanent policy with two possible rates of return, guaranteed and current
2
A permanent policy with two death benefit options and cash values held in a separate account
3
A term policy that renews every year with an increase in premiums
4
A term policy that pays out an additional face amount equal to premiums paid
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A form of permanent policy that requires level premiums until age 100 or death, whichever occurs first
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Face amount is paid out when the second person dies
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Cash value growth is tied to an index such as the Standards & Poor 500
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Requires premium payments until age 65 years or until death, whichever occurs first
9
A term policy used to pay off a debt
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A permanent policy that has a face amount component of Annual Renewable Term
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This form of whole life only requires one payment
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Cash values are held in a separate account
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This form of whole life shortens your premium payment period
14
A term policy with a level face amount
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A permanent policy
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Face amount is paid out when the first person dies
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A limited pay policy that requires premium payments for 20 years or until death, whichever occurs first
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Does not accumulate cash values
