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Section ObjectiveSection ObjectiveUtilize tables to compute:
• annual premium for term life insurance
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life insurance (p. 378)
Financial protection for a family in case a family member dies.
term life insurance (p. 378)
Life insurance for a specified term, such as five years, or to a specified age, that ends unless the policy is renewed.
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beneficiary (p. 378)
A person who receives the money from life insurance if the insured dies.
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Annual = Number of Units × PremiumPremium Purchased per $1,000
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Insuring Your Life p. 378Insuring Your Life p. 378
What is the difference between term and life insurance?
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Ken Calloway is 30 years old. He wants to purchase a $50,000, 5-year term life insurance policy.
What is his annual premium?
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Find the number of units purchased.
$50,000 ÷ $1,000 = 50 units purchased
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Refer to Figure 11.2 below.
Find the premium per $1,000.
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Male, age 30 = $2.47
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Find the annual premium.
Number of Units Purchased × Premium per $1,000
50 × $2.47 = $123.50
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Refer to Figure 11.2 above to find the annual premium for a 5-year term life policy.
Male, age 45. 5-year term life. $150,000 coverage.
What is the annual premium at age 45?
What will be the annual premium at age 50?
How much is the increase?
What is the percent increase?
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Annual premium at age 45: $625.50
Annual premium at age 50: $876
Amount of increase: $250.50
Percent increase: 40%
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Refer to Figure 11.2 above to find the annual premium for a 5-year term life policy.
Heidi and Grant Hill are both 30 years old. They each purchase a 5-year term life insurance policy with $125,000 coverage.
What is Heidi’s annual premium?
What is Grant’s annual premium?
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Heidi’s annual premium: $266.25
Grant’s annual premium: $308.75
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