General Principles Chapter 10 Flashcards

Biz Law/Consumer Protection Laws

1
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Contract Definition

A

enforceable agreements between 2 or more parties
offger, agreement, acceptance

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2
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Void contract

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was never valid

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3
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Voidable contract

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one party has the option of voiding

i.e. a contract is made with a minor or inebriated person or ill person: incompetent party may void the contract, not the other party

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4
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Agent

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legal representative of insurance company
express, implied, sometimes apparent authority

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5
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Broker

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marketing intermediary, represents policy owner

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6
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Express Authority

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written, explicit direction

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7
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Implied Authority

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public believes individual based on indicators that one has authority

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8
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Apparent Authority

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agent appears to have authority because of past actions

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9
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Conditional Receipt

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provide coverage as long as premium accompanies an acceptable (would be IGO) application

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10
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Fiduciaries

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entity or person holding assets in trust for a bene. charge with responsibly investing for the bene

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11
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Fiduciary Examples

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CFPs, executors, receivers in bankruptcy, trustees, people who adnminister assets to incompetent people, financial planners, physicians

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12
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Prudent Person Rule

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act as a prudent individual, cfps to act like a prudent expert.

seek reasonable income, preserve assets, avoid speculative investments

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13
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Ch 11 Bankruptcy

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for people who do not qualify for 13 bc
they exceed debt limitations
do not have regular sources of income

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14
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Ch 13 Bankruptcy

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reorganization: payments to creditors are reduced, creditors cannot harass them. no relinquishing assets

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15
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Chapter 7

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debtor claims federal or state exemptions

-homstead
-some personal property
- HOH wages (more than 1/2 support)
-some equity in motor vehicle
- pension & retirement plans
- cash value of LI or annuity contract proceeds
- disability, workers comp, unemployment
TE property

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16
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Debts not Cancellable

A

student/govt loans
recent income taxes due
child support
alimony

17
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Chapter 7 Means Test

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monthly net income for 60 months > 10,000: not an option
<$6000: yes option
if between 6-10, can file if net monthly income is <25% of nonpriority unsecured debts
proof of consumer credit councelling
info on ret accts and earnings projections

18
Q

Roth + Traditional IRA Bankruptcy Exemption

A

$1mm

19
Q

Rollover IRA Bankruptcy Exemption

A

unlimited unless the income exceeds debtors needs

20
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Fair Credit Reporting Act

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entitled to 1 free report a year (can request at any time for a nominal fee)
only interested parties may access
if denied credit, they can access their file

21
Q

Consumer Credit Protection Act/Truth In Lending

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interest must be reported as annual percentage rate
credit terms must be disclosed
lost or stolen cards: limited liability of 50 per card

22
Q

Education Savings & 529 Plans in Bankruptcy

A

anything older than 2 years is exempt