D) None of the above. Most term policies don't technically expire until age 90-100. So, if you sign up for a 20 year term, it keeps going after the 20 years.
However, the odds that you would actually want to pay the premium are slim. It gets very costly. That's why you buy the right policy up front.
If you want coverage for longer than term will provide, then you don't buy a term policy.
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