Critical Injury Protection Flashcards

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Q

What are the minimum conditions a policy should cover?

A

Cancer - expect less advanced
Heart attack - of specified severity
Stroke - resulting in permanent symptoms

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In order for an insurer to use predictive genetic tests, what is the amount of insurance a customer must hold?

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Life-insurance £500,000
CIC £300,000
IP £30,000 pa

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In what ways can genetic testing not be used?

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Predictive genetic tests to establish risk
Once in force, any subsequent tests or tests on relatives
No predictive tests from research

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4
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What are the most common features of CIC?

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Total and permanent disability (TDP)
Terminal illness cover - only for life and CIC. Think IHT
Benefit increases - similar to index but could be for marriage, etc.
Life buy-back
Children’s cover
Waiver of premium- 6 months
Reinstatement cover for joint policies on separation or divorce- no underwriting for new policy

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5
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Describe Taxation on CIC

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No tax relief on premiums
No tax on benefits
Claim will increase a person estate for IHT.

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6
Q

How are group CIC policies funded?

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Either by the employer or offered to the employee but with discounts against individual cover or reduced underwriting.

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How is group CIC paid?

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Generally directly to the employee and tax-free.

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