Mr Rao's children are now self-supporting, so his large protection need has ended. He wants to stop paying premiums on his Whole Life policy but would like to keep a smaller amount of cover in force for the whole of his life to leave a modest legacy. Which non-forfeiture option should he elect?
Because he wants permanent (whole-of-life) cover but at a reduced level and with no more premiums, reduced paid-up insurance is correct: the net cash value is applied as a single premium to buy a smaller amount of paid-up Whole Life payable on the same conditions until death. Extended term would keep the full amount but only for a limited term, and surrender ends cover entirely.
Extended term gives the full amount for a limited period; only reduced paid-up gives lifelong (reduced) cover.
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