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EleoNora [17]
3 years ago
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CHRISTIE IS THINKING ABOUT GETTING A TERM LIFE insurance policy. She currently makes $75,000 a year. Her husband, Chip, is a sta

y at home dad. He takes care of their 6 year child who has autism. Based on a conversation Christie had with her dad, she estimates that she'll need $750,000 in life insurance. What method did Christie most likely use to calculate her life insurance needs
Business
1 answer:
garri49 [273]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: c. Complex Needs Analysis

Explanation:

The Complex needs analysis method is the most probable assessment method used by Christie on account of her dependents. Christie has a child who has Autism which means that she has to factor in the various costs associated with with managing the condition as the child grows.

These are complex needs which is why the complex needs approach is best. The other approaches do not take into account (at least not adequately), the needs of the child so aren't the best fit.

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