Ch 4 Disability Income and Related Insurance Flashcards

1
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A period of time during which benefits are paid under the policy

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Benefit period

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2
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A portion of the principal sum of a health insurance policy; paid for accidental dismemberment or loss of sight in one eye

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Capital Sum

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3
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Salary, wages, or commissions; but not income from investments, unemployment benefits, and similar sources of income

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Earned income

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4
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Insurance that exceeds in amount the actual value of the personal property insured or insurance in a greater amount than the insured can afford

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Over insurance

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5
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The amount of coverage paid for an accidental death under a health insurance policy

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Principal sum

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6
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Fully insured or currently insured, depending on the number of coverage credits earned

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Social Security disability insured status

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7
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A qualified expense that may reduce the amount of income subject to taxation

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Tax deductible

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8
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Subject to taxation

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Taxable

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9
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Inability of the insured to perform any occupation for which he or she is reasonably suited by reason of education, training or experience

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Total disability

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10
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Relinquishment of a right or interest

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Waiver

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11
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True or False - considering a disabled insured is able to perform some duties of the occupation, coverage under the “any occupation” policy is more likely to be denied then under the “own occupation” policy.

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True

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12
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_______________ policies which replace a certain percentage of the insurance income lost due to a covered accident or sickness, without first requiring a period of total disability.

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Loss of Income (Income Replacement contrcts)

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13
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Inability to perform the duties of one’s own occupation.

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Total disability

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14
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A person is considered totally disabled if the person is

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  1. Not employed in a job for which he or she is qualified to education, training or experience
  2. Unable to perform all the material duties of his or her regular occupation
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15
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___________________ is a provision that is found in most disability income policies which specifies the conditions that will automatically qualify the insured for full disability benefits

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Presumptive disability

The presumptive disability benefit provides a benefit for dismemberment, total and permanent blindness, or loss of speech or hearing.

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16
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__________ is a ‘time’ deductible, designed to eliminate coverage for short term disabilities, and reduce the filing of excessive claims.

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Elimination period

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17
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KT

______________ apply to sickness, not accidents or injury.

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Probationary periods

18
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The reoccurrence of an injury or illness will be considered as a continuation of a prior period disability is known as

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Recurrent disability

19
Q

Forgo paying the premiums once he/she qualifies for benefits.

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Waiver of premium

20
Q

KT

Principal sum = maximum payment for accidental death; capital sum = percentage of principle amount for accidental injury.

A

True

21
Q

The purchasing power of disability benefits can be eroded by inflation. The ______________________ will help protect against inflation.

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Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) Rider

22
Q

KT

Partial disability covers a partial loss of income for disabled insureds who are unable to perform some, but not all, of the regular job duties

A

True

23
Q

_______________ will help pay for loss of earnings. If the person can only work part-time or at a lesser paying position, _______________ will make up the difference between their present earnings and what they were earning prior to disability.

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Residual disability

24
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KT

Residual disability is calculated as a percentage, determined by current earnings and earnings prior to disablement.

A

True

25
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_____________ provides benefits for illness, injury or disability resulting from accidents or sicknesses that occur on or off the job.

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Occupational coverage

26
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_____________ coverage on the other hand, only covers claims that result from accidents or sicknesses occurring off the job.

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Non-occupational

It is assumed that accidents or injuries occurring on the job will be covered by Worker’s Compensation coverage.

27
Q

KT

Group disability plan benefits are based on a percentage of the workers income; individual policies specify a flat amount.

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True

28
Q

KT

Key person disability insurance, the person is the contract owner, premium payer, and beneficiary.

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True

29
Q

Places lost income in the event of disability

A

Disability income insurance

Insured must be unable to perform occupational duties

30
Q

Maximum benefit an insurer is willing to accept for an individual risk; based on percentage of insured’s past earnings

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Benefit limitations

31
Q

Supplement or replace benefits payable under Social Security disability

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Social insurance supplement (SIS) or Social Security riders

32
Q

Specifies who will purchase a business partners interest in case of disability

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Business disability buy-sell agreement

33
Q

Covers the potential loss of business income and the expense of hiring and training a replacement for a key person

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Key person disability

Business owns the contract, pays the premium, and is the beneficiary

34
Q

Benefit period no longer than two years

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Short term disability (STD)

35
Q

Elimination period may last as long as the benefit period for STD, benefit period may last until age 65, usually reserved for management employees

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Long term disability (LTD)

36
Q

OASDI

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Old age, survivors, and disability insurance

37
Q

Provides disability income benefits

Individual must meet proper insured status, definition of disability, and waiting period requirements

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Social Security benefits

38
Q

Qualifying for Disability Benefits

Social Security Benefits

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  • Fully insured: 40 quarters of coverage (10 yrs of work)
  • Currently insured
  • 5 month waiting period
  • Benefits based on PIA
39
Q

What type of plan can an individual have during the time of disability?

A

Disability income insurance

40
Q

What plan can help the company recover from the loss should an employee become permanently disabled

A

Key person disability

41
Q

What federal programs can lend her long-term assistance if the disability will prevent her from working for years?

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Social Security disability