TABLE 20-1 Flve-year Stralght Twenty- Twenty-year Age term Age life Age payment life Age endowment ife insurance rates for males (for emales, subtract 3 years from the ge)? 20 1.85 20 5.90 20 8.28 20 13.85 21 1.85 21 6.13 21 8.61 21 14.35 22 1.85 22 6.35 22 8.91 22 14.92 23 1.85 23 6.60 23 9.23 23 15.54 24 1.85 24 6.85 24 9.56 24 16.05 25 1.85 25 7.13 25 9.91 25 17.55 26 1.85 26 7.43 26 10.29 26 17.66 27 1.86 27 7.75 27 10.70 27 18.33 28 1.86 28 8.08 28 11.12 28 19.12 29 1.87 29 8.46 29 11.58 29 20.00 30 1.87 30 8.85 30 12.05 30 20.90 31 1.87 31 9.27 31 12.57 31 21.88 32 1.88 32 9.71 32 13.10 32 22.89 33 1.95 33 10.20 33 13.67 33 23.98 34 2.08 34 10.71 34 14.28 34 25.13 35 2.23 35 11.26 35 14.92 35 26.35 36 2.44 36 11.84 36 15.60 36 27.64 37 2.67 37 12.46 37 16.30 37 28.97 38 2.95 38 13.12 38 17.04 38 30.38 39 3.24 39 13.8 1 39 17.81 39 31.84 40 3.52 40 14.54 40 18.61 40 33.36 41 3.79 41 15.30 41 19.44 41 34.94 202.

TABLE 20-1 Flve-year Stralght Twenty- Twenty-year Age term Age life Age payment life Age endowment ife insurance rates for males (for emales, subtract 3 years from the ge)? 20 1.85 20 5.90 20 8.28 20 13.85 21 1.85 21 6.13 21 8.61 21 14.35 22 1.85 22 6.35 22 8.91 22 14.92 23 1.85 23 6.60 23 9.23 23 15.54 24 1.85 24 6.85 24 9.56 24 16.05 25 1.85 25 7.13 25 9.91 25 17.55 26 1.85 26 7.43 26 10.29 26 17.66 27 1.86 27 7.75 27 10.70 27 18.33 28 1.86 28 8.08 28 11.12 28 19.12 29 1.87 29 8.46 29 11.58 29 20.00 30 1.87 30 8.85 30 12.05 30 20.90 31 1.87 31 9.27 31 12.57 31 21.88 32 1.88 32 9.71 32 13.10 32 22.89 33 1.95 33 10.20 33 13.67 33 23.98 34 2.08 34 10.71 34 14.28 34 25.13 35 2.23 35 11.26 35 14.92 35 26.35 36 2.44 36 11.84 36 15.60 36 27.64 37 2.67 37 12.46 37 16.30 37 28.97 38 2.95 38 13.12 38 17.04 38 30.38 39 3.24 39 13.8 1 39 17.81 39 31.84 40 3.52 40 14.54 40 18.61 40 33.36 41 3.79 41 15.30 41 19.44 41 34.94 202.

Pfin (with Mindtap, 1 Term Printed Access Card) (mindtap Course List)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780357033609

Author:Randall Billingsley, Lawrence J. Gitman, Michael D. Joehnk

Publisher:Randall Billingsley, Lawrence J. Gitman, Michael D. Joehnk

Chapter8: Insuring Your Life

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