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FDIC Consumer News - Summer 2003 |
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2. Sorry, that is incorrect.
The correct answer is "True".
In general, credit insurance is a type of life, accident, health, disability or unemployment insurance that will pay off a debt if the borrower dies or make monthly payments if the borrower becomes ill, injured or unemployed.
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