The surrender value of an insurance policy is
A. its promised payoff.
B. normally a portion of the contract's face value.
C. its value upon bankruptcy.
D. the value of the junk bonds in the insurance company's portfolio.
E. its holdup value.
Ans: B. normally a portion of the contract's face value.
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A) it has a debit balance. B) it tracks returns from customers. C) it is a contra-revenue account. D) All of these answers are correct.
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