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Question
which of the following policies is most appropriate for covering a mortgage obligation?
whole life
universal life
increasing term
decreasing term
clear selection
a survivorship life policy differs from a join life policy in that it pays the death benefit:
at the first death
at the second death
at policy maturity
after a waiting period
clear selection
credit life insurance is typically issued in what face amount ?
level face amount
increasing face amount
Brief Explanations
- For mortgage coverage, the outstanding balance decreases over time, so a policy with a decreasing death benefit matches this liability.
- Survivorship life policies pay out only after the second insured person passes away, unlike joint life which pays on the first death.
- Credit life insurance is tied to a debt that reduces over time, so its face amount decreases alongside the remaining debt.
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- Decreasing term
- At the second death
- Decreasing face amount (implied, as it matches the reducing debt structure)