Core Curriculum Chapter 12 Flashcards
RISK MANAGEMENT - What are the main strategies for managing risk?
Risk acceptance, risk control, risk reduction, risk segregation, and risk transfer.
INSURANCE LAW - How is insurance regulated in Canada?
At the provincial level, with federal oversight through the Insurance Companies Act.
INSURANCE CONTRACTS - What are the three requirements for an insurance contract?
Offer, acceptance, and consideration (premium payment).
TERM LIFE INSURANCE - What are its key characteristics?
Provides coverage for a set period, low cost, no cash value, and expires without renewal.
WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE - What are its key features?
Permanent coverage, fixed premiums, and cash value accumulation.
UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE - How does it differ from whole life?
Offers flexible premiums and investment options, allowing for cash value growth.
DISABILITY INSURANCE - What is its purpose?
Replaces lost income due to injury or illness, ensuring financial stability.
TAXATION OF LIFE INSURANCE - Are life insurance death benefits taxable?
No, they are tax-free to beneficiaries.