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Short-Term Assurance

Short-term assurance is a policy that can be taken out over a certain period of time (for example, 10 years). If something happens to the policy-holder during that time, then the insurance company pays a set amount to his or her family. But if the person does not die within that time, then at the end of the time of the policy, the contract with the insurance company is over and the policy-holder CANNOT get any of the money back.

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