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    Upon Cashing in a Life Insurance Policy, an Insured Would
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Upon Cashing in a Life Insurance Policy, an Insured Would

Question 16

Question 16

Multiple Choice

Upon cashing in a life insurance policy, an insured would receive the


A) endowment value.
B) open value.
C) return of premiums paid.
D) cash surrender value.

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