Life Insurance: A Consumer's Handbook

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Indiana University Press, 1985 - Business & Economics - 216 pages

"It is almost impossible not to learn from this book.... " --Journal of American Society of CLU

"... clear and helpful guide to American law... Dworkin's calm and sensible approach should be heeded gratefully..." --Times Literary Supplement

A new and completely updated edition of Joseph Belth's classic work on life insurance. The major message is that the consumer can save thousands of dollars by shopping carefully for life insurance.

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Contents

Introduction
1
Major Types of Life Insurance
18
Other Types of Life Insurance
33
The Savings Component in CashValue
48
How to Select an Appropriate Type of Life
62
The Price of Life Insurance
76
Life Insurance Contract Provisions
93
Contract Provisions in OneYear Renewable
110
Buying Life Insurance Without an Agent
137
The Life Insurance Purchase
146
After the Life Insurance Purchase
161
How to Evaluate an Existing Life Insurance Policy
168
Conclusion
180
A Computation of Present Values
195
Addresses of State Insurance Regulatory Officials
202
E Formula for Yearly Rates of Return
208

Contract Provisions in CashValue Policies
118
How to Select a Life Insurance Agent
130

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