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Match the type of insurance to the coverage it provides. 1. Insurance that covers the insured only for a specific, stated term, such as ten years
2. Insurance that covers the insured for life, and for which premiums are paid by the insured until his death
3. Insurance that covers the insured for life, for which he only has to pay a certain number of years
4. Insurance that provides both insurance and savings
ordinary whole life
endowment
limited-payment life
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