For which of the following policies would an insurer need to explain how relatively high premiums and possible anticipated generous dividends could allow the insured to not pay premiums after a certain point?

For which of the following policies would an insurer need to explain how relatively high premiums and possible anticipated generous dividends could allow the insured to not pay premiums after a certain point?



a. Variable Universal Life

b. Vanishing Premium policy.

c. Decreasing Premium Policy.

d. Endowment policy


Answer: B

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