TRADITIONAL WHOLE LIFE POLICY
Life insurance contract that has no expiration date. Unlike other life insurances, this contract never runs out and provides coverage for the policyholder’s entire life. Insurance payout is given to the contract’s beneficiaries upon the holder’s death. Such policies have an investment component in which its returns can be withdrawn or borrowed against.
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