Retirement and Other Insurance Concepts
In a business partnership with 3 partners, how many separate life insurance policies are required to fund a cross-purchase buy-sell agreement?
Answer and explanation
Answer: B. Cross-purchase agreements require each partner to own a policy on every other partner, requiring N * (N - 1) policies (3 * 2 = 6 policies).Source: NAIC Business Insurance Guide — PDF page 6, Cross Purchase Formula
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