EXAM CRAM - Bonus Questions (p. 13- 17) Flashcards
125. If a Term life insurance policy is renewable, the renewal provision usually states that:
a higher premium is payable at each renewal.
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Yearly renewable term (YRT) policies have no specified term but can be renewed each year without providing evidence of insurability.
- The premiums rise from year to year as the insured person ages. There is no specified term, but the premiums can become prohibitively expensive as the policyholder ages, making the policy.
- Life insurers must include all of the following in their financial statements EXCEPT:
policy summary description.
Common life insurance policy riders include all of the following EXCEPT:
extended term.
In a Group Life insurance policy, who are the parties to the Master Contract?
The insurer and the employer.
Which statement is TRUE regarding employer contributions to qualified plans?
They are tax deductible by the employer.
Which of the following statements about policy dividends is TRUE?
Insureds elect a Dividend option at the time of policy purchase.
Which policy allows the insured to choose where the assets backing the cash value are invested?
Variable life.
Creditors have rights to life insurance policy proceeds when the beneficiary is the:
insured’s estate.
Which distribution from an Annuity would be subject to a penalty tax?
A single payment made to a taxpayer who is age 55.
134. The adjustments that insurers make to the cash value account in a Universal Life policy each time a payment is made includes all of the following EXCEPT:
subtract the policy surrender charges.
- The conversion privilege allows a terminating employee to convert:
Term insurance into permanent insurance.
Which government regulation prevents retirement plans from favoring highly compensated employees?
Nondiscrimination.
What is the difference between a conditional premium receipt and a binding premium receipt?
Only a binding receipt always provides insurance that is effective from the date the receipt is given.
A life insurance policy’s waiver of premium takes effect if an insured:
becomes totally disabled.
A 10-year certain Annuity with an installment refund is purchased.
The annuitant dies after receiving monthly payments for 5 years. How many remaining payments MUST the insurer make?
60 payments.
Under a Group Life Insurance policy, acts of war and aviation are examples of:
policy exclusions.
What does the statement “Life insurance creates an immediate estate” mean?
The total death benefit is paid whenever the insured’s dies.
Which policy provision protects an insurer against a lawsuit before the insurer has had a reasonable opportunity to investigate a claim?
Legal actions.
What factor determines the difference between Deferred and Immediate annuities?
When annuity benefit payments begin.
144. How does the cost recovery rule apply when a life insurance policy is surrendered for its cash value?
The cost basis of the policy is exempt from taxation.