Chapter 11 Vocab (Notes) Flashcards

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Premature Death

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defined as the death of a family head with outstanding unfulfilled financial obligation

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Human Life Value

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the present value of the family’s share of the deceased breadwinner’s future earnings

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Readjustment Period

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one to two year period immediately following the breadwinner’s death during which time the family should receive approximately the same amount of income it received while the breadwinner was alive

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Dependency Period

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period of time following the readjustment period during which the surviving spouse’s children are under 18 and therefore, dependent on the parent

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5
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Blackout Period

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The period during which Social Security benefits are not paid to a surviving spouse - between the time the youngest child reaches age 16 and the surviving spouse’s 60th birthday

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6
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Term Insurance

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provides temporary protection

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7
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Cash Value Life Insurance

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has a savings component and builds cash values

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Convertible

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the policy can be exchanged for a cash value policy without evidence of insurability

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9
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Attained Age Method

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premium charged for the new policy is based on the insured’s attained age at the time of conversion

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Original Age Method

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premium for new policy is based on the insured’s original age when the term insurance was first purchased

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11
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Yearly Renewable Term Insurance

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Issued for one year

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12
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Term to Age 65 Policy

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provides protection to age 65 at which time the policy expires

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13
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Decreasing Term Life Insurance policy

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the face value declines each year

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Re Entry Term Life Insurance policy

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renewal premiums based on select mortality rates if the insured can periodically demonstrate acceptable evidence of insurability

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Return of Premiums Term Insurance

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a product that returns the premiums at the end of the term period provided the insurance is still in force

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16
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Whole Life Insurance

A

Cash value policy that provides lifetime protection

17
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Ordinary Life INsurance

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level premium policy that provides lifetime protection

18
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Legal Reserve

A

liability that must be offset by sufficient financial assets

19
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Net Amoutn of Risk

A

difference between the legal reserve and the face amount of coverage

20
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Limited Payment Life Insurance Policy

A

insured has a lifetime protection, level premiums, but they are only paid for a certain period

21
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Cash Surrender Values

A

a policy holder overpays for protection in the beginning resulting in legal reserves and the accumulation of cash values, the policyholder has the right to borrow the cahs value or exercise cash surrender options

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Single Premium Whole Life Policy

A

provides lifetime protection with a single premium

23
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Endowment insurance

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pays the face amount of insurance if the insured dies, within a specified period. If insured is alive at the end of the period, face amount is paid to the policyholder

24
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Variable Life Insurance

A

fixed premiums, death benefit and cash values vary according to investment experience of a separate account maintained by the insurer

25
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Universal Life Insurance

A

Flexible premium policy that provides lifetime protection

26
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Indexed Universal Life Insurance

A

variation of universal life insurance with key characteristics

27
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Variable Universal Life Insurance

A

important variation of whole life insurance that is mostly sold as investments or tax shelters, the policyholder decides how premiums are invested, the policy does not guarantee a minimum interest rate or minimum cash value, and has relativley high expense charges

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Current Assumption Whole Life Insurance

A

nonparticipating whole life policy in which cash values are based on the insurer’s current mortality, investment, and expense experience

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Redetermination Provision

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allows the insurer to recalculate the premium after the initial guaranteed period expires

30
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Modified Life

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whole policy where premiums are lower for 1st 3-5 years and higher thereafter

31
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Preferred Risk

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Policies sold at lower rates to individuals whose mortality experience is expected to be lower than average

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Second to Die Life INsurance

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insures two or more lives and pays the death benefit upon the death of the second or last insured

33
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Savings Bank Life Insurance (SBLI)

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Life insurance sold by savings banks

34
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Industrial Life Insurance

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Policies sold in small amounts and an agent of the company collected premiums at insured’s home

35
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Group Life Insurance

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provides life insurance on a group in a single master contract