Question 4009 of 303 · California Life-Only Agent Exam
A person has an unlimited insurable interest in
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Correct answer to question 4009
- B: his or her own life
Explanation
An individual may insure his or her own life for any amount and name any beneficiary, provided the application is not a scheme to benefit a person with no insurable interest.
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