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make the purchase of whole life insurance more attractive for individuals who,for example, are just starting out and have limited financial resources, but willbe able to afford the higher premiums in the future as their income grows.The Exam Simulator for the Web!8 of 197/27/2021, 11:07 PM
Graded-premium whole lifeis somewhat similar to modified life in thatpremiums start out relatively low and then level off at a point in the future. Agraded premium whole life policy typically starts with a premium that isapproximately 50% or lower than the premium of a straight life policy. Thepremium then gradually increases each year for a period of usually 5 or 10years, and then remains level thereafter.Modified Life and Graded-Premium Life policies are useful as a compromisebetween straight life and convertible term insurance since the premium is lessthan straight life in the early years, but some cash value is being accumulated.The actual premiums paid over the life of the contract for a modified or gradedpremium policy are actually the same as paying for a straight life policy to age100.Indeterminate PremiumIndeterminate premiumwhole life policies have the premium rate that mayvary from year to year. These policies specify two premium rates: aguaranteedlevel premium stated in the contract (maximum premium), and anonguaranteedlower premium rate that the policyowner actually pays for a setperiod of time. After the initial period (usually 2-3 years), the insurer establishesa new rate which could be raised, kept the same or lowered, based on thecompany’s expected mortality, expense and investments. The premium,however, can never be higher than the guaranteed maximum.C. Special CoveragesII.B.4.Be able to identify each of the following special coverages andwhen they are appropriate:a. Mortgage redemption;b. Family protection, family policy, family rider;c. Policies linked to indexes;d. Juvenile policies (including Jumping Juvenile and Payor Rider);e. Return of premium;f. Joint life and survivorship policies.The Exam Simulator for the Web!9 of 197/27/2021, 11:07 PM
1. Mortgage RedemptionAmortgage redemptionprovisioninsures borrowers for an amount equal totheir mortgages. If the borrower/insured dies, the insurer assumesresponsibility for paying the outstanding loan balance to the insured's creditor.2. Family Protection, Family Policy, Family RiderAfamily protectionorfamily policycombineswhole lifewithterm insuranceto cover family members in a single policy, providing coverage on every memberof a family. The family policy typically provides whole life insurance on thebreadwinner of the family and convertible term insurance on the other familymembers. The spouse has the opportunity to convert his or her term coverageto permanent coverage up until age 65. Children are automatically coveredafter birth for a specified period of time, usually 30 or 31 days. To continue

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Devine
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