Fundamentos del Seguro de VidaPregunta 396 de 716
Decreasing term insurance is most commonly purchased to:
a.Provide a benefit that grows to keep pace with inflation
b.Fund a child's college education with a single lump sum
c.Cover a debt that reduces over time, such as a mortgage
d.Build a source of retirement savings over time
Explicación
Decreasing term has a death benefit that declines over the policy period, which pairs naturally with an amortizing debt like a mortgage whose balance also falls. It builds no savings, so it is not a retirement vehicle. A benefit that grows with inflation would be increasing term. And a lump sum for education would be better matched by level term or a savings vehicle. Matching a shrinking benefit to a shrinking obligation is the classic use of decreasing term.
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Revisado por John Zihao Zhang — California-Licensed Life Insurance Agent (CA Dept. of Insurance License #4396095 — verificar)