Which of the following tends to have the lowest premiums for the greatest amount of coverage?

A) Whole life insurance
B) Universal life insurance
C) Term life insurance
D) Variable life insurance

Variable Life Insurance

A type of insurance policy that does not allow for the premium or minimum coverage on one’s life to change but allows one to switch the savings from among money markets or various forms of stock.

Universal Life Insurance

A type of insurance policy that is flexible and allows one to raise or reduce premiums and the amount of coverage on one’s life.

Term Life Insurance

A type of insurance policy covering the insured for a fixed period of time (e.g., 10 or 20 years). Premiums are usually lower for a greater amount of coverage than with other types of life insurance.