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Which type of life insurance policy offers coverage for a specific period of time and typically does not accumulate cash value?

Term life insurance provides coverage for a defined term, such as 10 or 20 years, and its primary purpose is to provide a death benefit. Unlike permanent polici

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Question: Which type of life insurance policy offers coverage for a specific period of time and typically does not accumulate cash value?

Answer options: ✅ Term life insurance

  • Whole life insurance
  • Universal life insurance
  • Limited payment life insurance

Correct answer: Term life insurance

Explanation: Term life insurance provides coverage for a defined term, such as 10 or 20 years, and its primary purpose is to provide a death benefit. Unlike permanent policies, it typically does not build cash value.

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