Insurance Regs 10% Flashcards
Democratization of Credit
A bank should be willing to lend money if the borrower could show good character and the earning power to repay their debt
Creditor
Lender
Usually the beneficiary in credit insurance programs
Debtor
Person requesting to borrow money or lease from the creditor
The policy holder and person insured in credit insurance policies
Credit Insurance
Protects the lender from the borrowers inability to repay their loan.
Guarantees the repayment of a lenders loan and can generate a commission for the producer
Closed End Credit Transaction
When a borrower borrows a certain amount of money for a specified period of time.
Examples:
Car loans
Personal Loans
Mortgages
Open Ended Credit Transactions
A loan in which the amount of the credit extended can be increased at any time.
Has a cap or upper limit
Examples:
Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC)
Credit Cards
Proof of Insurance
Certificate of insurance that must be delivered to the insured debtor within 30 days of incurring the debt
Credit Life
Pays off the total unpaid indebtedness that is due to the creditor and no more
Term must not extend more than 15 days beyond maturity date of loan
Joint Credit Life
Coverage for two individuals on one loan and pays off the balance after the first death
Group Credit Life Eligibility
Under 70 yrs old and they must sign a waiver of good health.
Post Claim Underwriting
Determining that an individual does not meet underwriting requirements after the receipt of a claim and voiding or denying coverage on that basis.
Illegal in Micigan
Gross Indebtedness
> Total remaining principal, insurance premiums, and scheduled interest charges on a loan.
The total remaining financial obligation
Net Payoff
insurance will payoff the net indebtedness of the loan which is the total owed at that given time.
Does not payoff delinquent payments or late fees
Single Premium Mode
The premium for insurance coverage is added to the principal of the loan that is being financed
Monthly Outstanding Balance
Used on revolving, open-ended credit where the premium for insurance is collected monthly based on the outstanding balance at the end of that month