Life License Qualification Program (LLQP) Practice Exam

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Which policy type features premiums that generally increase over time after an initial level period?

Term Life
Variable Life
Modified Whole Life
Joint Life Policy

The correct answer is: Modified Whole Life

Modified Whole Life policies are designed to feature premium structures that typically include an initial level premium period, often lasting for a certain number of years. After this initial period, the premiums generally increase at specified intervals. This design allows policyholders to enjoy lower premiums in the early years while gradually transitioning to higher premiums as the policy matures. The structure of Modified Whole Life policies strikes a balance between affordability in the early stages and the buildup of cash value, making it appealing to many consumers. The initial lower premium can make it easier for clients to commit to a life insurance policy, with the understanding that premiums will rise after the initial level period. In contrast, Term Life insurance offers coverage for a specified period without cash value accumulation, while Variable Life policies allow for investment options that can affect cash value and premiums based on investment performance. Joint Life Policies insure two individuals under one contract, but do not specifically relate to the premium structure described in the question.