Life Insurance Policy Provisions options and riders Flashcards

1
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What is third party ownership?

A

when the owner and the insured are not the same person.

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2
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What is the assignment provision?

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specifices the polciy owners right to assign (transfer ownership) the policy.

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what are the two types of policy assignment?

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  1. absolute assignment

2. colleteral assignment

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4
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What is absolute assignment?

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involves transferring all rights of ownership to another person.

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what is colleteral assignment?

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involves transfer of partial rights to another person. Ussually done to secure a loan.

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6
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what is entire contract provision?

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says that the policy a copy of the application along with any riders or amendments constitutes the entire contract.

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7
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what is the right to examine provision?

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also known as the free look period. Allows the policy owner 10 days to look over the policy and return it for the full premium back. Free look starts when the policy owner receives the policy.

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8
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what is the grace period?

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allowed to pay premium one month late before premium lapses.

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9
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what is reinstatement?

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allows policy to be reinstated after it lapses. Usually 3 years is the maximum time frame. Hasve to provide proof of insurability and premiums plus interest.

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What is incontestability?

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prevents insured from denying claims due to information in an application after the policy has been enforce for 2 years.

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11
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What is settlement of death benefit?

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claim for life insurance willl be made with receipt of proof of death. Insured cannot make that time more than two months.

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12
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What are the exlcusions?

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  1. aviation
  2. hazardous occupations or hobbies
  3. war or military service.
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13
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What is the suicide provision?

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death benefit will nto be paid on a suicide unless the policy has been inforce for 2 years.

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14
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What is the primary beneficary?

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the first claim to the policy proceeds.

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15
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what is the contingent beneficary?

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has second claim to policy benefits in the eventthe primary beneficiary dies before the insured.

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16
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What is revocable?

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policy owner can change a beneficary without the knowledge or permission of the beneficary.

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17
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what is irrevocable?

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may not be canged without the written consent of the benefiacry.

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18
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what is common disaster clause?

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if the prmary and the isnured die at the same time its assumed the primary beneficiary died first so it goes the contingent beneficiary or the insured estate.

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What is the spend thrift clause?

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protects beneficaries from claims of the creditors.

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20
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what is policy loan?

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can take out a loan against the policy. Have to give 30 days written notice. Insured can defer for 6 months.

21
Q

What is the formula for loan value?

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loan value= cash value -(unpaid loans + interest)

22
Q

What is automatic premium loan provision?

A

prevents unintentional lapse of policy due to non payment of premium.

23
Q

What is partial withdraw?

A

universal life policies allow partial withdraw of cash value. There is a charge for each withdraw and limits to how much you can withdraw.

24
Q

what is a rider?

A

optional coverage you can add to a policy for additional cost.

25
Q

What is the waiver of premium?

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waives the premium if the insured becomes totally disabled usually has a 6 month waiting period until premium is waived. If they are still disabled insurance company will refund premium to start of disability.

26
Q

what is the disability income benefit?

A

in the event of disability premiums are waived and the insurer will pay a monthly benefit.

27
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what is the payor benefit?

A

aka juvienille insurance. If a parent or guardian becomes disabled or dies the insure will waive premium until the minor reaches a certain age like 21

28
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What is the other rider insurance?

A

a level term insurance that covers one or more family members aka as a family rider or spouse term rider.

29
Q

what is a childrens term rider?

A

allows children to be added for a certain period of time.

30
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what is a family term rider?

A

spouse term + childrens term

31
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what is an accidental death rider?

A

pays some multiple of the face amouunt if accidental death. death must occur within 90 days. benefit is normally 2 times the faceamout known as double indemnity.

32
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what is guaranteed insurabilty?

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allows insured to purhcase addtional coverage the specified future dates without evidence of insurability for additional premium. rider usually expires at age 40

33
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what is cost of living rider?

A

addresses inflation factor automatically incresing amount of insurance without proof of insurabillity.

34
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what is the return of premium rider?

A

incresing term insurance when added to a whole life policy issues death prior to given age. you get face amount plus amount equal to all premiums paid.

35
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what is accelarated living benefit?

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given benefits early if the inusred is diagnosed with terminal illness that will result in death in 2 years.

36
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what is living needs rider?

A

pays part of death benefit if insured is diagnosed with a terminal illness that will result in death in 2 years.

37
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what is cash surrender value?

A

policy owner surrenders the policy for current cash value at the time when coverage is no longer affordable or needed.

38
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what is extended term rider?

A

insurer uses policy cash value to extend the life of the policy.

39
Q

what is reduced paid up insurance?

A

uses cash value to pay off policy. Now has a reduced face amount.

40
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what are the dividend option?

A
  1. cash payment
  2. reduction of premium payments
  3. accumulation at interest
  4. paid up additions
  5. one year term option
41
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what is life income or straight life?

A

recieves benefits the beneficary cannot outlive.

42
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what is single life?

A

provides single beneficary income for their life.

43
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what is joint and survivor?

A

two or more recepiants recieve benefits for as long as they are alive.

44
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what is life with period certain?

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guarentees payment for as long as they live and for a certain period of time.

45
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what is joint life with term certain?

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pays 2 or more people and stops payment on the first death. unless their was a specified term.

46
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what is life refund?

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either cash refund or installmendt refund pays complete annuity.

47
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what is is interest only?

A

insurance company retains policy and pays interest to beneficairy.

48
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what is fixed period installments?

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aka period certain specified years are chosen and they get equal installments.

49
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what is fixed amount?

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pays fixed amount of money until the money is gone.