If a term life insurance policy isconvertible, it can be: Question38 options: a) revised as neededby the insurer. b) transferred tothe life of another person in thefuture. c) changed to health ordisability protection. d)exchanged for cash in the future.e) changed to a comparablewhole life policy in the future.

If a term life insurance policy isconvertible, it can be: Question38 options: a) revised as neededby the insurer. b) transferred tothe life of another person in thefuture. c) changed to health ordisability protection. d)exchanged for cash in the future.e) changed to a comparablewhole life policy in the future.

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Chapter9: Insuring Your Health

Section: Chapter Questions

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