The amount at risk for the insurer (that is, the protection element) increases as the cash value element of a whole life insurance policy increases with age.

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The amount at risk for the insurer decreases as the cash value element of a whole life insurance policy increases because the death benefit remains constant, and the insurer's liability is reduced by the amount of accumulated cash value.

The Amount at Risk for the Insurer (That Is, the Protection