The correct answer is:
A. Higher deductible plans usually carry lower premium costs.
This statement is true; typically, plans with higher deductibles require lower monthly premiums, as the insured assumes more of the risk upfront. The other statements are false: Life insurance costs can vary significantly based on individual risk factors; a person with a few accidents usually pays more for car insurance than someone with no accidents; and co-pays are out-of-pocket costs for medical services, not monthly payments (premiums) to the insurance company.