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Types of Whole Life and Term Life Policies

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Term
Definition
Types of Whole Life (Permanent) Policies   show
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Ordinary Whole Life/ Straight Life   show
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show A limited pay permanent policy; premiums are paid by policy owner for 20 years or until death, whichever occurs first  
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Life Paid Up at 65   show
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Single Premium Whole Life   show
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Universal Whole Life   show
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show Beneficiary only receives the face amount upon the death of the insured  
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show Beneficiary receives both the cash values and the face amount upon the death of the insured; policy owner pays higher premiums - target premiums  
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show A permanent policy with an investment based product where the cash values (portion of fixed premiums) are held in a separate account, and the policy owner bears the investment risk. Life and Securities licenses required  
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Variable Universal Life   show
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Interest Sensitive Whole Life   show
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show A permanent policy where the cash value growth is tied to an index such as the Standards & Poor 500; Guaranteed minimum interest rate to protect against downside market risk and death benefit. Life license required.  
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show A temporary policy; the premium and face amount remains level for the length of the term  
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Decreasing Term   show
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show A temporary policy. A type of increasing term that pays an additional death benefit equal to the amount of the premiums paid to the beneficiary if the insured died within a specified period of time  
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show A temporary policy. The purest form of term insurance; level term policy that renews annually without proof of insurability up to a specified age. Premium is based on attained age and increases annually  
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show Allows the policy owner to renew coverage without evidence of insurability; renewed premiums are based on the insured’s attained age  
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Convertible Provision   show
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show Temporary coverage/insurance with no cash values that expires after a specified period; death benefit is only paid if the insured dies within the term  
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Annuity   show
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show The pay in period to the annuity; Single Premium – one payment and Flexible Premium – level or flexible payments  
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show The pay out period of an annuity; Immediate: payments begin within 12 months or less, Deferred: payments begin after 12 months  
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Fixed Annuity   show
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show An investment option of an annuity. Premiums are invested in a separate account. The benefit payment varies in value depending upon the underlying investment account; a hedge against inflations. Life and Securities licenses required  
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Equity Indexed Annuity   show
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Joint Whole Life   show
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Survivorship Whole Life   show
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