Life Insurance Policy Options Quiz Questions Flashcards
Heath has chosen to receive the payout form his wife’s insurance policy in such a way that he will have an income for the remainder of his life, regardless of how long he lives. Heath has selected the
- interest-only option
- foxed-period options
- fixed-amount option
- life-income option
life-income option
Jim has selected to receive only the interest from his mother’s life insurance policy. When Jim dies, his children will receive the lump-sum benefit in addition to the benefits of his l life insurance policy. Jim has selected the
- interest-only option
- fixed-period option
- fixed-amount option
- life-income option
interest-only option
Walter is the beneficiary of his mother’s life insurance policy. He wants to make sure the proceeds will last not only as long as he lives but as long as his wife is alive. What did Walter select?
- straight life income option
- refund annuity option
- life income certain option
- joint and survivor ship life income option
Joint and Survivor ship life income option
Of all the life income options, which settlement option has the largest payment?
- life with period certain
- life-only
- life with refund certain
- joint-and-survivor life
Life only
Which of the following is not a factor In determining the amount the beneficiary will receive each time a payment is made under the fixed amount option?
- the specified amount of each payment
- the principal amount
- the interest earned on the principle
- The capital amount
The capital amount
Carmen has selected to receive $10,000 per month until the principal and interest on her husband’s life insurance policy have been paid out. Carmen has selected
- interest-only option
- fixed-period option
- fixed amount option
- life-income option
fixed-amount oprion
Which settlement option pays only the earnings on a death benefit to a beneficiary?
- Life income
- Fixed amount
- Fixed period
- Interest only
Interest only
Emily has chosen to receive the payout from her husband’s life insurance policy so that she will receive an income for the next 15 years. At the end of time, the entire proceeds from the policy will have been paid out. Emily has selected the
- interest only option
- fixed-period option
- fixed-amount option
- life-income option
Fixed-period option
Which of the following statement about paid-up additions is True?
- The dividends are used to purchase additional insurance protection
- The additional protection is almost always restricted to term insurance
- dividends can be guaranteed to be paid every year
- a dividend can be left with the insurer in a savings account to earn interest
dividends can be guaranteed to be paid every year
Cash surrender, reduced paid up insurance, and extended team insurance are all examples of
- non forfeiture options
- dividend options
- paid up additions
- paid up insurance
non forfeiture options
All of the following statements regarding the life only settlement options are correct EXPECT
- payments are guaranteed to continue for as long as the beneficiary lives
- payments continue even if the beneficiary dies shortly after payment begins
- life expectancy is a factor used in calculating the size of the payment
- life income payments are smaller for younger beneficiaries
payments continue even if the beneficiary dies shortly after payment begins
Thomas has chosen to receive the settlement form his wife’s $100,000 life insurance policy according to the life income option. Under the option he chooses, he will receive an income for his life and his daughter will receive payments if he dies before receiving the $100,000 in income. Thomas has selected a
- straight line income option
- refund annuity option
- life income certain option
- joint and survivor ship life income option
refund annuity option
Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining the amount the beneficiary will receive each time a payment is made under the fixed period option?
- The age of the beneficiary
- the principle amount
- the interest earned on the principal
- the length of time payments is to be made
The age of the beneficiary
Which of the following statements about reduced paid-up insurance option is NOT true?
- the new policy will build cash values for the policy owner
- no further premiums need to be paid on the reduced policy - if it is paid up
- the new protection is for the same amount as the original policy
- a full sharer of expense loading is usually not included in the premium on the reduced coverage because the costs of setting up the coverage are greatly reduced
the new protection is for the same amount as the original policy
The settlement option that will pay the largest amount to the beneficiary regardless of how long he lives is
- the life with refund option
- the interest-only option
- the life with period certain option
- the life only or straight life option
the life only or straight life option
Tammy owns a participating whole life insurance policy for which she has elected the paid-up additions option. If the insurer declares a dividend of $500 in the current years, how will this amount be used with this dividend option?
- the insurer add $500 to the face amount to Tammy’s policy
- The insurer adds a paid-up unit of whole life insurance with a $500 face amount to Tammy’s policy
- the insurers use the $500 as if it were a single premium to purchase a unit of paid-up whole life insurance based on Tammy’s attained age
- The insurer adds a paid-up unit of whole life insurance with a cash value that is equal to $500
the insurers use the $500 as if it were a single premium to purchase a unit of paid-up whole life insurance based on Tammy’s attained age
Which of following period certain income options would call for the highest payment rate per $1,000 of life policy proceeds?
- 15-year period certain
- 20-year period certain
- 5-year period certain
- 10-year period certain
- 5-year period certain
Suppose Max wants to arrange the distribution of his life insurance proceeds so that his spouse, as beneficiary, will receive monthly payments for as long as she lives. Which of the following settlement options will meet this need?
- Fixed-amount option
- Life income option
- Fixed-period option
- Interest-only option
- Life income option
Paul, age 62, is applying for a universal life insurance policy and wants to arrange the beneficiary designation in such a way as to use the proceeds to provide lifetime income to his spouse, Marsha. Which of the following settlement options is best suited for this purpose?
- The insurer can distribute the proceeds in a lump-sum payment, deposit the money in a bank account, and then set up a periodic distribution plan for Marsha
- Paul, as the owner, can pick life income as the settlement option his spouse must take when dies. This option will give Marsha a monthly income she cannot outlive.
- Paul can select the fixed option period option & base the distribution period on Marsha’s life expectancy at the time of Pauls’s death
- Paul can leave the proceeds with the insurance company to accumulate & distribute the interest to Marsha
Paul, as the owner, can pick life income as the settlement option his spouse must take when dies. This option will give Marsha a monthly income she cannot outlive.
Under a fixed-period life insurance settlement option, excess interest will
- shorten the payment period
- increase the size of payments
- have no effect on payments
- lengthen the payment period
- increase the size of payments
Dorris & Arnold receive $450 per month under a joint & on-half survivor life insurance option. What would happen if Arnold were to die first after the payment?
- Doris would receive $450 per month as long as she lived
- The remaining proceeds would be paid to Doris in a lump sum
- Doris would have to select another settlement option
- Monthly payments of $225 would be made to Doris as long as she lived
Monthly payments of $225 would be made to Doris as long as she lived
All of the following are dividend options except
- paid-up additions
- assigning dividends to pay off a mortgage
- accumulate interest
- reduced premiums
- assigning dividends to pay off a mortgage
Carl & Laura receive $270 per month under a joint & 2/3 survivor life policy settlement option. What would happen if Carl died a year after payment started?
- Laura would receive $180 per month for as long as she lived
- Laura would continue to receive a monthly benefit of $270 for as long as she lived
- The balance of the proceeds would be paid to Laura in a lump sum
- Laura would receive $135 per month for as long as she lived
- Laura would receive $180 per month for as long as she lived
Heather wants her $85,000 life insurance policy arranged to pay her spouse a monthly income if she dies first, but most of all of the proceeds to go to their children?
- Fixed-amount option
- Interest-only option
- Fixed-period option
- Life income option
Interest-only option