Chapter 16 Flashcards
Following a loss, an insured must provide proof of loss to their insurer within how many days?
Within 90 days after a loss or as soon as possible, if incapacitated
What is another name for claims form?
Proof of loss forms
An insurer generally will not reinstate a policy that has been lapsed for more than _____ years.
3
Upon death, any unpaid policy premiums will be deducted from the policy _________.
Benefits
How many days does an insurer have to reinstate a lapsed policy?
An insurer has 45 days to decide about reinstating a policy
When does the 10-day free look period begin?
On the day the policy is delivered to the policyowner
What needs to be provided to an insurer in order to reinstate a lapsed policy?
Reinstatement requires all back premiums, interest, and evidence of insurability
What type of policy may be cancelled anytime, for any reason, with proper notification?
A cancelable policy
Only the ________ may change the name of the beneficiary.
Policyowner
Which clause is a summary of the entire contract and is usually the first or face page of the contract?
The insuring clause
A grace period is _______ days and coverage _____ provided during this period.
31; provided
If an insured has multiple policies covering the same medical loss, what is the maximum benefit payable by all policies?
Regardless of the number of policies, no more than 100% of the claims (loss) will be paid
What renewability provision does not allow for premium increases, policy cancellation, or modifications?
The noncancelable provision
What are the different premium payment modes?
Annual, semiannual, quarterly or monthly
Being involved in an illegal activity may result in the _________ of a claim.
Denial