4. Life Insurance Policies : Life, Options & Riders Flashcards
… is a policy assignment under which the assignee receives full control over the policy and full rights to its benefits.
Absolute Assignment
… a benefit rider for accidental death coverage that pays additional sum to the beneficiary if the insured dies due to a covered accident. Also called Multiple Indemnity.
… It also provides an additional death benefit for a limited period of time at the lowest possible cost.
Accidental Death Benefit Rider
… a benefit rider allows the insured to receive a portion of the death benefit before death if the insured has a terminal illness and is expected to die within 1-2 years.
Accelerated Benefits Rider
… an option that allows the policy owner to leave dividends with the insurer to accumulate interest; taxes will need to be paid on any interest made.
Accumulate Interest Option
… a rider that allows the insurance company to deduct the overdue premium from an insured’s cash value by the end of the grace period if a payment is missed on a life policy. This is usually taking as a loan for you by the insurance company to cover a missed premium payment.
Automatic Premium Loan Rider
… an option that allows the policy owner to cash out the dividends they receive.
Cash Option
… an option that allows the policy owner to receive the policy’s cash value. The policy owner no longer has coverage at this point.
Cash Surrender Option
.. an assignment of a policy to a creditor as security for a debt. The creditor is entitled to be reimbursed out of policy proceeds for the amount owed.
Collateral Assignment
… a clause that states a policy owner must pay premium in exchange for the insurer’s promise to pay benefits.
Consideration Clause
… a rider that adds dependents as additional insureds on a policy. These riders are usually reserved for a spouse and children.
Dependent Riders
… a rider that can allow additional coverage to a whole life policy.
Decreasing Term Rider
… an option a policy owner has when receiving dividend payments from an insurance policy.
Dividend Option
… a provision that states the insurance policy itself, any riders and endorsements / amendments, and the application comprises the entire contract between all parties.
Entire Contract Provision
… are features of an insurance policy stating that the policy will not cover certain risks.
Exclusions
… an option that permits the policy owner to use the policy’s cash value to buy level, extended term insurance for a specified period.
Extended Term Option
… a period that states the policy owner is permitted a certain number of days once the policy is delivered to look over the policy and return it for a refund of all premiums paid.
Free Look Period
… a period after a premium payment is due, during which the protection of the policy continues even through the payment for the renewal premium has not as yet been received.
Grace Period
… a rider that permits the policy owner to buy additional permanent life insurance coverage at predetermined intervals without submitting proof of insurability.
Guaranteed Insurability Rider
… a provision that states the insurance company may not challenge the validity of the policy once the policy has been in force for a period of time, typically two years.
Incontestable Provision
… a clause that promises to pay a specified benefits to a designated person in the event of a covered loss.
Insuring Clause
… a provision that allows the insurer to adjust the policy benefits if the insured’s age or sex is misstated on the policy application.
Misstatement of Age or Sex Provision
… an option for your cash value if you terminate a policy that has a cash value.
Nonforfeiture Option
… an option that allows the policy owner to exchange the dividend for additional coverage in the form of a one-year term policy.
One-Year Term Option
.,, an option that allows the policy owner to exchange the dividend for an additional single payment whole life policy.
Paid-Up Additions Option
… a provision that waives future premiums for a juvenile life insurance policy if the person responsible for paying the premiums dies or becomes disabled.
Payor Provision
… a provision that applies to policies that have cash value also have the policy loan and withdrawal provisions.
Policy Load Provision
… an option for non-forfeiture that allows the policy owner to reduce the policy’s benefit amount and, in turn, cases making premium payments.
Reduced Paid-Up Option
… an option on dividends that allows the policy owner to return the dividend payment to the insurer in exchange for a reduction in the following year’s premium payments.
Reduced Premiums Option
… a provision that allows a lapsed policy back in force by producing satisfactory evidence of insurability and paying any past-due premiums required.
Reinstatement Provision
… a rider that pays the total amount of premiums paid into the policy in addition to the face value, as long the insured dies within a specific period specified in the policy.
Return of Premium Rider
… a clause that states the policy will be voided, and no benefit will be paid if the insured commits suicide within two years from policy insurance.
Suicide Clause
… a rider that allows the policy owner to waive premium payments during a disability and keeps the policy in force.
Waiver of Premium Rider
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Long Term Care Rider