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Type of policy


The policy could be a term policy, whole life (or a variation of whole life such as 20 year payment life, or life paid up at 65), endowment, universal life, variable life or some other type. The type of policy will determine many other aspects of the policy, such as whether it has cash or loan values, the length of time you are scheduled to pay premiums, etc.
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