Series 7: 8.3.6 Settlement Options For Insurance Policies

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8.3.6 Settlement Options for Insurance Policies

The insured can choose how the beneficiary will be paid. Here are some of the possibilities:

• Lump sum. The entire amount is paid upon death.
• Fixed amount. The amount is put into an interest-bearing account, and the beneficiary receives a fixed amount over regular increments of time until the a

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