C.23 Life insurance (individual and group) Flashcards

Learners will be able to understand the key differences, benefits, and considerations between individual and group life insurance policies, including coverage options, cost implications, and the impact of policyholder circumstances.

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Which of the following types of life insurance is characterized by level premiums, a level death benefit, and a cash value that grows tax-deferred?

A. Term life insurance
B. Universal life insurance
C. Variable universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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B. Universal life insurance.

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What is the purpose of the incontestability clause in a life insurance policy?

A. To prevent the policyholder from changing beneficiaries after the policy has been in force for a certain period of time
B. To provide a grace period for premium payments
C. To ensure that the policy remains in force as long as the premiums are paid
D. To limit the time period during which the insurer can challenge a claim based on misrepresentations made by the policyholder on the application

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D. To limit the time period during which the insurer can challenge a claim based on misrepresentations made by the policyholder on the application

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Which of the following statements about group life insurance is true?

A. Group life insurance is typically more expensive than individual life insurance.
B. Group life insurance is usually purchased by individuals for themselves.
C. Group life insurance policies are usually term policies.
D. Group life insurance policies are usually underwritten on an individual basis.

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C. Group life insurance policies are usually term policies.

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Which of the following types of life insurance is characterized by a death benefit that is tied to the performance of underlying investments?

A. Term life insurance
B. Universal life insurance
C. Variable universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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C. Variable universal life insurance.

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Which of the following is an advantage of whole life insurance compared to term life insurance?

A. Whole life insurance provides a higher death benefit.
B. Whole life insurance provides more flexibility in premium payments.
C. Whole life insurance provides a cash value that can be used during the policyholder’s lifetime.
D. Whole life insurance premiums are usually lower than term life insurance premiums.

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C. Whole life insurance provides a cash value that can be used during the policyholder’s lifetime

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John is considering purchasing life insurance. He is 35 years old and has a wife and two young children. He wants to ensure that his family will be financially secure if he were to die unexpectedly. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for John?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Variable universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

A

A. Term life insurance

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Sarah is an employer who wants to offer life insurance as a benefit to her employees. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for Sarah to offer?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Variable universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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D. Group life insurance

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Which of the following is an advantage of term life insurance compared to permanent life insurance?

A. Term life insurance provides a cash value.
B. Term life insurance provides a higher death benefit.
C. Term life insurance premiums are usually lower.
D. Term life insurance provides more investment options.

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C. Term life insurance premiums are usually lower

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Which of the following types of life insurance is characterized by a death benefit that decreases over time?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Variable universal life insurance

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A. Term life insurance

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Which of the following factors is typically not considered when determining the premium for a life insurance policy?

A. Age
B. Gender
C. Health status
D. Occupation

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D. Occupation

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Emily is considering purchasing a permanent life insurance policy. She wants to ensure that her policy will provide coverage for her entire lifetime, regardless of any changes to her health. Which of the following types of permanent life insurance would be the most appropriate for Emily?

A. Whole life insurance
B. Universal life insurance
C. Variable universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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A. Whole life insurance

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Which of the following is a disadvantage of whole life insurance compared to term life insurance?

A. Whole life insurance provides less coverage.
B. Whole life insurance premiums are usually higher.
C. Whole life insurance policies are not as flexible.
D. Whole life insurance policies do not provide a cash value.

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B. Whole life insurance premiums are usually higher

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Which of the following factors may affect an individual’s ability to obtain life insurance coverage?

A. Age
B. Gender
C. Health status
D. All of the above

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D. All of the above

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Tom is considering purchasing a life insurance policy. He wants to ensure that his policy will provide coverage for his entire lifetime and also provide a cash value that he can use during his lifetime. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for Tom?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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B. Whole life insurance

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Which of the following types of life insurance is characterized by the policyholder’s ability to choose how the policy’s cash value is invested?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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C. Universal life insurance

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John is a 35-year-old married father of two young children. He wants to ensure that his family will be financially secure if he were to die unexpectedly. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for John?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

A

A. Term life insurance

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Sarah is a 40-year-old business owner who wants to offer life insurance as a benefit to her employees. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for Sarah to offer?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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D. Group life insurance

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Emily is a 50-year-old widow with grown children who are financially independent. She wants to ensure that her final expenses are covered and that her remaining assets are passed on to her children. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for Emily?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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B. Whole life insurance

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Tom is a 25-year-old single college student who has no dependents. He wants to ensure that his parents are not burdened with any final expenses if he were to die unexpectedly. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for Tom?

A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

A

A. Term life insurance

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Karen is a 60-year-old retiree with no dependents. She wants to ensure that her remaining assets are passed on to her favorite charity. Which of the following types of life insurance would be the most appropriate for Karen?
A. Term life insurance
B. Whole life insurance
C. Universal life insurance
D. Group life insurance

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B. Whole life insurance

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Julia is a sales director for XYZ Tech Solutions, Ltd. XYZ offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes short-term disability coverage. XYZ has secured a group disability policy to fund this perk, and neither Julia nor any other XYZ employees contribute towards the premiums for the policy. Which of the following statements best describes the income tax implications of this arrangement for XYZ and Julia?

A. XYZ can deduct the premiums from its gross income and Julia will be taxed on benefits that she receives under the policy.
B. XYZ can deduct the premiums from its gross income and Julia will not be taxed on benefits that she receives under the policy.
C. XYZ cannot deduct the premiums from its gross income but can deduct benefits paid to Julia under the policy.
D. XYZ cannot deduct the premiums from its gross income and Julia will be taxed on benefits that she receives under the policy.

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A. XYZ can deduct the premiums from its gross income and Julia will be taxed on benefits that she receives under the policy.

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