Discussion Question: Henry is a single businessman with inadequate liquidity to cover estate administrative expenses, debts...

Discussion Question: Henry is a single businessman with inadequate liquidity to cover estate administrative expenses, debts and taxes at his death. He plans to purchase a life insurance policy which provides a tax-free investment and an immediate cash value.

Which type of policy should Henry purchase?

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Henry should purchase immediate cash value as he is having inadequate liquidity issues. Immediate cash value will be helpfull to cover the situation.

AS cash-value life insurance policies provide both a death benefit and a cash-value accumulation during the policyholder's lifetime.

ekkarill92 answered 2 years ago

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