Kk141. Danial, 25, lives with his mother, Maria, who is 65 years old. Maria has been unemployedfor a long time and is economically dependent on Danial. Maria has health issues, and nochanges in her employment status are expected. She owns the house that she and Daniallive in. The current value of this house is RM180,000. Danial works as a cashier, and hismonthly income is RM1,200.a. What type of family do Danial and his mother represent?b.Does Danial or his mother need life insurance?c. What type of life insurance is required to meet the needs for Maria's protection incase of Danial's pre-mature death?

The case scenario assumes that Danial, who is 25 years old, resides with his mother, Maria, who is…

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CONCEPTS IN FED.TAX.,2020-W/ACCESS

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