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Decreasing Term. level premium and a death benefit that decreases each year over the duration of the policy term, primarily used when coverage is time sensitive used to pay mortgage or other debts. non renewable since the death benefit at the end of the policy term is 0. Whole Life Insurance.
What is a graded death benefit? Depending on the specific life insurance policy you purchase, the full death benefit may not be available until after a specified amount of time. A life insurance policy is said to have a graded death benefit it an increasing amount is available as time goes on. For example, a life insurance policy with a graded death benefit may only offer 25% of the the death the first year, 50% the second year and 75% the 3rd year.