Question 4 • OK-Personal Financial Literacy S1 – EDGNTY-83861 26-27
Both term-life and whole-life insurance pay a death benefit to beneficiaries, which they can use for expenses such as education. Whole-life insurance generally lasts for the policyholder’s lifetime, while term-life coverage lasts for a specified period, so B is not correct. Cash value is associated with whole-life policies, not term-life policies, and either type’s benefit can help pay debts or business expenses.
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