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What is Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance (AD&D)?

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AD&D is a form of insurance that provides benefits in the event of accidental death, loss of sight, speech, hearing, or loss of use of limbs.

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What does the Accidental Death Benefit (ADB) provide?

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The ADB provides a lump sum payment for loss of life due to an accident that was the direct cause of death.

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What is an Additional Premium in Universal Life Policies?

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This provision allows additional premiums to be paid into the policy account above the target premium, subject to current tax laws.

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What is Attained Age?

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Attained Age is the age that a person or an insured has reached as of a given date, based on the nearest or last birthday.

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What is Adjustable Life Insurance?

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Adjustable Life Insurance is a policy that combines permanent, whole life, and temporary term life into a single plan with flexible premiums.

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What is Cash Surrender Value?

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Cash Surrender Value is the amount available in cash upon the surrender of a policy before or after it matures.

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What is Cash Value in a whole life policy?

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Cash Value is the equity portion of a whole life policy that increases with each premium payment and is tax-deferred.

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What is Credit Insurance?

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Credit Insurance is designed to pay the balance of a loan if the insured dies or becomes permanently disabled before repayment.

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What is Convertible Term Life Insurance?

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Convertible Term Life Insurance allows the policy owner to exchange an existing policy for other policies offered by the insurance company.

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What is Decreasing Term Insurance?

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Decreasing Term Insurance is characterized by a reducing face amount each year while the cost of coverage remains constant.

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What is an Endowment Contract?

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An Endowment Contract pays a face amount after a fixed time period, at a specific age, or upon the death of the insured.

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What is Evidence of Insurability?

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Evidence of Insurability involves an applicant establishing they meet the insurance company’s health requirements.

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What is Extended Term Insurance?

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Extended Term Insurance is a non-forfeiture option that continues the same face amount of coverage for a specified period after surrender.

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What is Face Amount in life insurance?

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Face Amount is another name for the death benefit of a life insurance policy.

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What is a Family Income Policy?

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A Family Income Policy combines a whole life policy with a decreasing term rider to provide a death benefit and monthly income payments.

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What is a Family Maintenance Policy?

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A Family Maintenance Policy combines whole life insurance and a level term rider to provide monthly income during a stated period after death.

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What is a Family Policy?

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A Family Policy covers an entire family, with whole life insurance for the primary insured and term insurance for the rest.

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What is a Guideline Premium?

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Guideline Premium is the maximum premium that can be paid into universal life policies to qualify as life insurance under federal tax laws.

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What are Indexed Contracts?

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Indexed Contracts allow policy holders to share in a percentage of the growth of an indexed investment, with guaranteed principles.

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What is Increasing Term Life Insurance?

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Increasing Term Life Insurance provides an increasing face amount over time based on specific amounts or a percentage of the original amount.

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What is Industrial Life Insurance?

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Industrial Life Insurance has premiums paid monthly or more often, with face amounts not exceeding a stated amount.

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What is Joint Life Insurance?

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Joint Life Insurance covers two or more persons and pays a death benefit when the first insured dies.

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What is Joint Life Survivor Insurance?

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Joint Life Survivor Insurance covers two or more persons and pays a death benefit when the last insured dies.

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What is Juvenile Life Insurance?

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Juvenile Life Insurance is owned by an adult and written on the lives of children.

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What is Level Premium?
Level Premium is a premium that remains constant throughout the life of a policy.
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What is Life Insurance?
Life Insurance creates an immediate and guaranteed estate upon the death of an insured or at the end of a predetermined period.
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What is Limited Pay Life Insurance?
Limited Pay Life Insurance requires premiums to be paid for a specified number of years, after which the policy remains in effect for life.
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What is Maturity Date?
Maturity Date is when a life insurance policy becomes payable due to the death of the insured or reaching a specified age.
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What is Maturity Value?
Maturity Value is the amount paid under a whole life insurance contract if the insured reaches the age of the mortality table.
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What is a Modified Endowment Contract (MEC)?
A MEC is a whole life insurance policy where early premiums exceed the sum required for the first seven years, viewed as a short-term investment.
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What is a Modified Life Policy?
A Modified Life Policy has lower premiums during the initial years, which then increase and remain level for the life of the contract.
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What is a Mortgage Redemption Plan?
A Mortgage Redemption Plan is another name for a decreasing term life insurance policy used to provide funds for a survivor to pay off a debt.
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What is a Mutual Insurance Company?
A Mutual Insurance Company is owned and controlled by its policyholders and issues participating policies that may pay dividends.
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What are Non-Forfeiture Values?
Non-Forfeiture Values are benefits required by law to be available if a policy is surrendered, ensuring the owner does not lose their investment.
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What is Non-Medical Life Insurance?
Non-Medical Life Insurance is issued without a medical examination, relying on the applicant's answers regarding their health.
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What is Non-Participating Insurance?
Non-Participating Insurance is issued by a stock insurer and does not pay dividends to policyholders.
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What is Ordinary Life Insurance?
Ordinary Life Insurance is issued by commercial insurers with face values of $1,000 or multiples thereof.
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What is Paid-Up Insurance?
Paid-Up Insurance is life insurance on which future premium payments are not required after a specified number of payments.
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What is Participating Insurance?
Participating Insurance entitles the policyholder to share in the divisible surplus of the insurer through dividends.
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What is Permanent Life Insurance?
Permanent Life Insurance is designed to last throughout the life of the insured, characterized by level premiums and cash value.
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What are Policy Proceeds?
Policy Proceeds refer to the amount paid as a death, surrender, or maturity benefit, including face value and any earned dividends.
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What is Policy Term?
Policy Term is the time for which a policy remains in existence, typically expressed in years.
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What is Renewable Term Life Insurance?
Renewable Term Life Insurance can be renewed at the end of the policy term without evidence of insurability.
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What is Single-Premium Insurance?
Single-Premium Insurance involves the payment of one premium that covers the cost of a life or annuity contract for life.
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What is Straight Life Insurance?
Straight Life Insurance provides coverage for the entire life of the insured, with premiums payable until death.
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What is a Stock Insurance Company?
A Stock Insurance Company is owned by its stockholders who share in its divisible surplus, typically issuing non-participating policies.
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What is Target Premium?
Target Premium is the suggested premium used in universal life insurance policies, indicating what may be needed to maintain the policy.
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What is Term Life Insurance?
Term Life Insurance is temporary life insurance designed to afford coverage for a limited number of years, with no cash value.
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What is Universal Life Insurance?
Universal Life Insurance is adjustable life insurance where premiums and coverage can be adjusted, with annual financial reports provided.
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What is Variable Life Insurance?
Variable Life Insurance is life insurance whose face value or duration varies depending on the value of underlying securities.
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What is Variable Universal Life Insurance?
Variable Universal Life Insurance combines flexible premium features of universal life with variable life components based on investment results.
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What is Whole Life Insurance?
Whole Life Insurance is designed to be kept in force for a person's entire life and pays a benefit upon the person's death.

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