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Insurance Companies Typically Make Two Types of Loans

Question 36

Question 36

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Insurance companies typically make two types of loans:


A) policy loans and mortgage loans.
B) asset-based,inventory and discounted accounts receivable.
C) short-term and policy loans.
D) mortgage loans and unsecured loans.

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