Chapter 9 - Other Insurance Based Policies Flashcards
What is a moratorium?
Moratorium is where a client of foregoes immediate medical evidence, possibly including medical examination, which enables the contract to be set up quickly and avoid inconvenience of medical examination for the client. However, underwriting is not forgotten as they will have to undergo the underwriting process when a claim is made, and at that point, the insured may find that they have little or no cover. This is superficially attractive to ensure advising clients like due to its speed.
What is the difference between acute conditions and chronic conditions
Acute are characterised by the rapid onset and are usually amendable secure. Two minute is normally of short duration, and will often resolve the condition more or less fully such as a removal of an appendix.
Chronic conditions are long-lasting and usually incurable, and so not necessarily susceptible to successful treatment. This can be such as some forms of cancer, diabetes, or asthma.
Does personal accident and sickness, cover mental impairment
No
Define short-term general insurance policies and give examples
They are all yearly or monthly renewable contracts, an insurer cannot decide each year whether to renew and on what terms and on what premium these policies are usually subject to insurance premium tax at 12% 
Personal accident and sickness insurance
Private medical insurance
Health, cash, plans and dental plans
Mortgage, payment, protection insurance, and payment protection insurance
Accident, sickness and unemployment insurance
How is personal accident and sickness insurance taxed
Subject to insurance, premium tax, put the benefits of paid tax free
What does the Association of British insurers statement of best practice for sales of private medical insurance do
Sets out rules that are mandatory for ABI members companies who choose to comply with them
No
What are for a Events, normally covered by personal accident and sickness insurance
Death, permanent disablement, lots of an eye, loss of a limb
To what tax or general insurance policy subject
Insurance, premium tax?
Describe the tax treatment of private medical insurance group cover paid for by an employer
The premiums paid by the employer or taxable on the employee as a benefit in kind, but allowable as a business expense for the employer.
Claim payments are tax-free
Which types of mortgages usually get mortgage payment protection insurance?
Mortgages of a main residence in the UK by someone under the age of 65, and he is employed or self-employed
What are the three main types of PMI plans?
Basic, standard and comprehensive
What is the minimum period of time that a 40-year-old claimant would need to be unemployed in order to become entitled to support from mortgage interest loan on a mortgage loan affected
39 weeks
Which types of medical conditions is a private medical insurance policy designed to cover?
Acute conditions only
How long must an accident sickness, and unemployment policy be active before it can be claimed the benefits?
Two years