Lesson 7 Disability Income Insurance Flashcards

1
Q

To qualify for disability benefits the individual must be ___% disabled

A

20

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2
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Most group policies use the percentage method to calculate the amount of the disabled’s earnings prior to the accident

A

The normal amount of income that can be replaced by a long term disability policy is 60%

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3
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Presumptive Disability Benefit

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Disability income policy benefit that provides if an insured experiences a specified disability such as blindness , he or she is presumed to be totally disabled and entitled to full amount payable under the policy. whether or not he or she is able to work

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4
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Presumptive Disability includes

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  • blindness
  • deafness
  • loss of 2 or more limbs
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5
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“ACC”

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A definition of total disability that requires that for disability income benefits to be payable, the insured must be unable to perform any job for which he or she is reasonably suited by reason of education, training, or experience.

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6
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“OCC”

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A definition of total disability that requires that in order to receive disability income benefits, insured must be unable to work at his own occupation.

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7
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Probationary Period

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of days after an insurance policy is issued which coverage is not afforded for sickness. Standard practice for group coverages.

protects insurer from preexisting illnesses. 1 time only period that usually last from 15-30 days

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8
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Elimination Period

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duration of time between beginning of disability and the commencement of period for which benefits are payable

time immediately following accident when benefits are not yet payable. A person pays out of pocket for short term disabilities which keeps premiums lower.

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9
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Benefit Period

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refers to length of time benefits can be payable to a disabled insured

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10
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Delayed Disability Provision

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allows for a time period after the accident that if an injury manifests from that accident , the insurer will cover it

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11
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Recurrent Disability Provision

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time period for which disabled may need additional coverage and may receive it without having to wait for the elimination period to lapse.

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12
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Social Security Rider

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provides extra income when SS benefits are not being received by the insured or if the benefits are less than estimated and expected in the rider

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13
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COLA Rider

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Cost of Living Adjustment Rider

provides for automatic increase in benefits (typically tied to CPI) offsetting the effects of inflation

geared toward adjusting benefit according to individuals current living conditions after disability benefits have begun.

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14
Q

True of False:

Disability policies are usually non cancelable

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TRUE

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15
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Guaranteed Insurability Rider

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agreement where additional insurance may be purchased at various times without evidence of insurability.

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16
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Residual Disability Benefit

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disability income payment on the proportion of income that insured has actually lost, taking into account that he is able to earn some income

17
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Total Disability

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cant perform any duty of their usual occupation, actually definition depends on policy wording

18
Q

Waiver of Premium Rider

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exempts insured from paying premiums after he has been disabled for a specified period of time, usually 90 days or 6 months in health policies