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shofmannx20

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Which method of analyzing the cost of life insurance does not consider the cash value of the policy in the analysis?
 
  A) traditional net cost method
  B) net payment cost index
  C) the Linton Yield
  D) the surrender cost index

Question 2

Marshall is interested in determining the cost per thousand of his life insurance policy. Which of the following will provide Marshall the most meaningful measure of the cost per thousand dollars per year of his life insurance?
 
  A) the needs approach
  B) the traditional net cost method
  C) the human life value approach
  D) the surrender cost index



kiamars2010

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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