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Answer: Life income

Explanation:

A nonforfeiture option means that even if the person stops paying for the insurance for a little while, they can still receive the full benefit of the policy or at least part of it.

Life income is an insurance type that provides the beneficiary with an income for the rest of their life. This does not have a nonforfeiture clause which means that if there is a lapse in payment, the beneficiary will receive no benefit.

The option that isn't an example of a non-forfeiture is the life income.

  • A non-forfeiture clause simply means that the policyholder will still get the benefit that the insurance company should pay the person even when the policy lapses.

  • In a non-forfeiture option, even if the person misses out on some premium and doesn't pay in time, they'll still get the value of the policy.

  • It should be noted that the life income isn't a example of the non-forfeiture option since it can't be gotten if the policy lapses due to the fact that the premium wasn't paid.

In conclusion, the correct option is D.

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