LIFE INSURANCE Flashcards
Discount Medical Plan Organizations (DMPOs) are medical providers who have negotiated with healthcare professionals to accept a discounted fee at the time the service is performed.
DMPO
Hospice care focuses on providing pain management and comfort, rather than curing an individual’s ailments. Hospice care is typically for individuals with terminal illnesses.
Hospice care
Which of the following allows uninsurable individuals to obtain coverage through pool coverage?
Comprehensive Health Association
What type of rating method are small employer health policy carriers in Florida required to use for establishing premium rates?
Modified community rating
When Sally was given a substandard rating for her insurance as the result of a consumer report, the ___________ gives her the right to questions the source and validity of the information.
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Agents must keep premium transaction records for a minimum of:
Agents must keep premium transaction records for a minimum of 3 years.
A producer cannot change or waive any provisions in an insurance contract. This is stipulated in the:
Entire contract provision
Which of the following words can be used in health insurance policy advertisement?
More
What right of renewability does not guarantee insurability, allowing the insurer to cancel on certain dates?
Optionally renewable
What is a person who can also receive information for a policyholder’s life policy?
A secondary addressee
Bob bought a policy that covers cancer only. It is considered a:
Limited plan
Except for direct response policies, when must a Medicare supplement policy outline of coverage must be delivered to an applicant?
At the time of application
What type of care is provided to assist an individual with ADLs, performed by a medical non-professional under a physician’s orders?
Custodial care
Inducing a policyholder to change policies within the same insurance company without regard to bad consequences is:
Churning
In Florida, group life insurance contracts must cover at least:
1 person
Who must sign the notice regarding replacement?
The applicant and the producer
Which of the following is required in order for an insurance application to be considered complete?
The signature of the insured (unless not an adult).
Which of the following types of policy cannot be third-party ownership?
Modified life
A variable whole life policy would be the most appropriate for:
A 34 year old executive with a lawyer wife and a child
What type of marketing fails to disclose in a conspicuous manner that a purpose of the method of marketing is solicitation of insurance?
Cold lead advertising
In which clause would the insurance company’s promise to pay be included?
Insuring clause
In Florida, insurance is regulated by all the following, EXCEPT:
U.S. court system
What is a medical provider who has negotiated with healthcare professionals to accept a discounted fee at the time the service is performed?
DMPO
Suitability information for a prospective client would include all the following, EXCEPT:
Race
The policy for employee group life insurance is paid by:
Employee or employer, or both
A guaranteed insurability rider allows the insured to protect against insurability risk. What is NOT protected?
Premiums
When a person buys insurance, the insurer is obligated to pay uncertain benefits in the future which are called:
Conditional
The buyer’s guide is usually given to the purchaser at the time of:
Application
The Insurance Department may place on probation, suspend, revoke or refuse to issue or renew an insurance producer license for which of the following reasons?
Failing to pay child support
A health insurance policy that covers family members must cover adopted children:
From the moment of placement in the residence
Amanda has how many days to submit her proof of loss to her insurer for her health claim?
Proof of loss must be submitted to the insurer within 90 days of the date of loss.
Amanda has how many days to submit her proof of loss to her insurer for her health claim
Proof of loss must be submitted to the insurer within 90 days of the date of loss.
What kind of contract uses periodic payments as a way to systematically liquidate assets?
An annuity is a way to provide liquidation of an estate.
Who is responsible for supervising insurance fraud and insurance consumer protection in Florida?
The Chief Financial Officer
In a long-term care policy, pre-existing conditions must be covered after:
: 6 months from the effective date of coverage
Jeff was injured in a car wreck. How many day does he have to provide a notice of claim to his insurer?
A notice of claim must be given to the insurer within 20 days.
A mutual insurance company formed to insure people in the same business is:
A risk retention group
What is the maximum liability of the Florida Life and Health Guaranty Association for death benefits or health insurance claims?
$300,000
How many hours of continuing education are required every 2 years for Florida life and health agents who have been licensed for at least 6 years, but less than 25 years?
20 hours
The standard nonforfeiture credit for a long-term care policy is what percentage of the sum of all premiums paid?
The standard nonforfeiture credit for a long-term care policy is equal to 100% of the sum of all premiums paid.
The standard nonforfeiture credit for a long-term care policy is equal to 100% of the sum of all premiums paid.
The increases occur randomly.
Which care program requires the insured to select a primary care physician?
HMO’s require the insured to select a primary care physician.
Medicare Advantage Plans include all the following, EXCEPT:
EPOs
Ramon recently purchased a Life Insurance policy from Acme InsuranceCompany.Upon reading the terms of the policy, Ramon finds the policy contains a package for Legal Defense insurance, he did not request. What illegal trade practice is this?
Ramon has fallen victim to the Unfair Trade practice of sliding.
Nick’s life policy lapsed, which Nonforfeiture option would allow the insurer to use the cash value to buy a whole life policy?
The reduced paid-up option would allow the insurer to use the cash value to buy another paid up whole life policy.
What consist of 2 or more employers or labor unions seeking group health insurance coverage by joining together to form a larger group?
Multiple Employer Welfare Arrangements (MEWAs) consist of 2 or more employers
Physicians and medical facilities provide services on a contracted price in:
PPOs pay for services on a contracted price known a fee-for-service basis.
Direct response life insurance advertisements may contain which of the following phrases?
“Save money”
Health insurance policies issued in Florida cannot exclude coverage for which of the following?
Hiv
What act is meant to promote the availability of health insurance coverage to small employers in Florida?
Florida Employee Health Care Access Act
Except for direct response policies, when must a Medicare supplement policy Buyer’s guide be delivered to an applicant?
At the time of application
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Florida insurance laws are administered by all the following, EXCEPT:
The Florida legislature.
Which of the following is not considered “transacting” insurance?
Investigation.
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Jamie has a renewable term policy. Which of the following is not an incorrect statement about this type of policy.
Renewability is the insurer’s option - is the only correct statement
The life insurance rider that pays the face amount plus the total premiums paid into the policy is known as:
Return of premium
Does a loan on the cash value of a life insurance policy accrue interest, and if so, how is the interest handled?
Yes, the interest can be paid annually, or added to the loan.
With a Guaranteed Insurability rider on a Disability Income policy, the:
The insured can buy additional disability income coverage without proving evidence of insurability.
Life insurance applications require a signature from:
A life insurance application requires the agent, proposed insured, and the policy owner if different from the insured to sign it.
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What type of care is nursing care and rehabilitation needed on a daily basis that is performed by a medical professional under a physician’s orders?
Skilled care
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What is an entity which, in return for a prepayment, undertakes to provide or arrange for, or provide access to, the provision of a limited health service to enrollees through an exclusive panel of providers?
Prepaid limited health service organization (PLHSO) i