Question 4013 of 303 · California Life-Only Agent Exam
A limit of liability in a life insurance policy refers to
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Correct answer to question 4013
- B: the maximum amount the insurer will pay
Explanation
The limit of liability is usually the face amount of the policy. It may be adjusted by loans, riders, and dividends.
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