人寿保险基础第 388 / 716 题
A modified whole life policy is characterized by:
a.Lower premiums during the first few years and higher, level premiums thereafter
b.No premiums due at all after the very first payment
c.A single lump-sum premium paid at issue that fully funds the policy for the insured's lifetime
d.Premiums that decrease a little every single year
解析
Modified whole life charges reduced premiums in the initial years (helpful for younger buyers with limited budgets) and then a higher, level premium for the remainder of the policy. A single lump-sum payment describes single-premium whole life. Premiums that decline annually are not the modified design. And coverage is not fully paid after one payment. The appeal of modified whole life is easing the early cost of permanent coverage while still providing lifetime protection.
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