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    An Insurance Policy That Often Is the Least Expensive to the Insured
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An Insurance Policy That Often Is the Least Expensive to the Insured

Question 93

Question 93

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An insurance policy that often is the least expensive to the insured because of the policy does not include a savings plan is called


A) term life.
B) universal life.
C) whole life.
D) endowment life.
E) variable life.

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