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After getting married, Joe, 32, and Melinda, 29, decide to take out life insurance policies. Joe would like a 15-year term policy and Melinda would like a 20-year term policy. They each want a $300,000 policy. How much can Joe and Melinda expect to pay in premiums the first year?

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$2,478
B
$2,484
C
$1,488
D
$2,409
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Because Aaron, age 32, is a smoker, he must pay more for life insurance. Given that Company A charges 20% more for smokers, Company B charges 18% more for smokers, Company C charge 25% more for smokers and Company D charges 15% more for smokers, Aaron decides to buy his $250,000 policy from Company B. Which of the following statements is true?

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Aaron is paying the smallest premium possible with Company B.
B
Aaron is paying $93 more in premiums than he would with Company A.
C
Aaron is paying $129 more in premiums than he would with Company C.
D
Aaron could have chosen any company because the premiums are all the same.
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The two basic types of life insurance policies are:

A
Universal and Endowment
B
Term and Permanent Whole Life
C
General and Select
D
Long Term and Short Term
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The two basic types of life insurance policies are:

A
Universal and Endowment
B
Term and Permanent Whole Life
C
General and Select
D
Long Term and Short Term
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Because Aaron, age 32, is a smoker, he must pay more for life insurance. Given that Company A charges 20% more for smokers, Company B charges 18% more for smokers, Company C charge 25% more for smokers and Company D charges 15% more for smokers, Aaron decides to buy his $250,000 policy from Company B. Which of the following statements is true?

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A
Aaron is paying the smallest premium possible with Company B.
B
Aaron is paying $93 more in premiums than he would with Company A.
C
Aaron is paying $129 more in premiums than he would with Company C.
D
Aaron could have chosen any company because the premiums are all the same.
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Jeremy is 29 years old and in good health. What is the annual premium for the cheapest policy having a $90,000 face value that Jeremy can buy?

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A
$1,825
B
$1,294
C
$1,929
D
$1,643
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James is looking into life insurance. He currently makes $50,000 a year and has two children, ages 15 and 11. How much coverage and how long a term of life insurance would you recommend to James?

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Lamar, age 43, wants to pay no more than $1,000 a year in life insurance. If the annual life insurance premium rate (per $1000 of face value) is $12.59, what is the largest whole life policy he can buy without spending more than $1,000 annually?

A
$12,590
B
$341,540
C
$541,370
D
$79,000

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