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Business, 15.12.2020 09:30 amcdaniel1

1. Give two examples of how life insurance premiums would be determined; One based on age and the other on gender AND for each example, explain which TYPE of life insurance you would recommend for each
situation and WHY you think that is the best choice. (You should have two examples with a recommendation
for each)
2. Explain the difference between "annual premium" and "short-rate premium" and the exact calculation how to
to determine the amount of the refund if a business or an individual cancels a policy.
PLEASE HELP ME IM ABOUT TO FAIL 10TH!!

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