This type of insurance plan provides financial protection against premature death for a specified period only. It does not offer death protection or cash values in case of survival beyond the specified period. What does the above refer to? A. Whole life insurance. B. Investment linked insurance. C. Term insurance. D. Endowment insurance.
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This means that it only covers the insured for a certain period of time. If the insured survives beyond this period, the plan does not offer any death protection or cash values. This description matches the characteristics of term insurance. Show more…
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