This study considers pricing risk for minimum guaranteed equity-linked life insurance policies characterized by the interest-rate term structure. The risk of underestimating the premiums is fully explored under plausible interests rate scenarios. Considering life insurance policies as long term financial contracts, we adopt the work by Nielsen and Sandmann (1995) to determine the fair values of the policies given the explicit stochastic interest rate models. Based on Girsanov theorem, two-dimensional martingale measures are adapted to derive the appropriate probability measures and the pricing formulas. Since no analytic formulas are available, Monte Carlo techniques are adopted to approximate the fair premiums. Our findings indicate that the insurer tends to increase the insolvency exposures if there is no proper strategy to hedge the interest rate risks.