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Term Life
-most simple type of life ins.
-often called "temporary" life insurance
1. Level term
2. Decreasing Term
3. Increasing Term
4. Indeterminate Premium
5. Deposit Term
Forms of TERM life insurance include:
Level Term
provides a livel amount of protection for a specified number of years at a level premium amount
Decreasing term
has a decreasing death benefit amount over the period of a term even though a premium remains the same
Increasing term
increasing death benefit that increases periodically over the term of policy
Indeterminate Premium Term
issued with 2 premium tables:
1. current premium table
2. Maximum premium table
Deposit Term
level term that has a much higher premium in the first policy year than in subsequent years
Renewable Term Life Insurance
gives policyowner the option to renew before the expiration date of the policy without proving evidence of insurability
Convertible Term Life Insurance
allows policyowner to change the coverage to permanent insurance with NO evidence of insurability
Limited Pay Whole Life
have level premiums that are limited to a certain time period
Single Premium Whole Life
involves the payment of a large one time only premium at the beginning of the policy
Modified Premium Whole Life
premiums are lower at the start of the policythan a typical whole life policy. After 5 years the premiums will increase one time
Endowment policy
a permanent life insurance policy where the premiums are paid into for a certain number of years
1. Endowment Life
2. Juvenile Endowment
3. Retirement Endowment
Types of Endowments:
Universal Life
are flexible life policies that allow the ED to have "term like" cost of life insurance witht the remaining premiums being invested into the policys cash value
Variable Life
similar to whole life , except it uses market based fund as the underlying investmentfor the cash value