Insurance Flashcards

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What are risks, perils and hazards?

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Risk: The EXPOSURE to a loss (chance or probability).

Peril: The CAUSE of the loss (fire, flood)

Hazard: Increases the risk/probability of a peril (e.g.: live on a fault line)

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Definition of “indemnity”?

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To make whole

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3
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What is the capital retention calculation for life insurance?

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(Yearly amount needed / growth rate)
+ Yearly amt needed (to cover the first year)

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Insurance Needs Analysis for LI (2):

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  1. Capital Utilization: All proceeds will be used up; simply add needs (e.g.: mortgage)
  2. Capital Retention/Preservation: Only interest is distributed and corpus is intact
    Amt Needed/Interest + First Year
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Homeowner’s Insurance Policy Types:

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Basic, Broad and Open

BROAD: Look at the PIPES on that BROAD to remember rupture and frozen plumbing

HO1: Basic
HO2: Broad
HO3: Open (Broad for contents)
HO5: Open

HO4: Renters
HO6: Condo
HO7: Mobile Home
HO8: Old Home

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B: 10% A
C: 50% A
D: 30% A

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What’s the difference b/w replacement cost and ACV?

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Replacement Cost ignores depreciation

ACV is the repl cost - depreciation

Replacement Cost is for the home
ACV is for contents

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What is IRMAA?

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Income Related Monthly Adjusted Amt

Based on previous (2) years income
Applies for Parts B & D only (not A)

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What are the (2) needs assessment methods?

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  1. Needs Analysis: Compares survivor needs and resources to figure out need.
  2. Human Life Value (PV): Only considers lost income stream; it’s the PV of lost income
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Are insurance dividends taxable?

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No b/c they’re considered a return of premium

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Transfer for Value - what is it and what are the exceptions?

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It’s like a viatical in that you’re selling a LI policy; it makes anything above basis (to DB) taxable to the purchaser.

EXCEPTIONS: ICDP (I see dead people) or IDCP (from Marist)

Sell to insured (from company or partner)
Sell to corp (where insured is partner)
Divorce agreement
Partnership agreement/sale

Doesn’t apply to gifts but DOES cause taxable gift

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What is the exclusion ratio?

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In an annuity, it’s the percentage of your payout that’s attributed to basis - you don’t pay tax on it.

Calculation:

  1. Monthy pmt * Life Expectancy months = Expected Return
  2. Basis/Expected Return = Exclusion Ratio
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Dependent Care FSA can be used for?

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Day Camp (not sleepaway)
Housekeeper
Aupair (incl fees)

MUST BE USED BY 12/31

BOTH SPOUSES must work

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