life insurance provisions, options, and riders. Flashcards
better understand types of insurances, its provisions and riders
what is graded whole life
not to be confused with a modified whole life though it shares the same characteristics a graded means instead of jumping one time then remaining level a graded will start with lower premiums and gradually increase (typically over the course of 5 years) .
limited pay whole life
you pay higher fixed premiums for a shorter amount of years. with a 20-pay life policy the insured only pays for 20 years.
what is a single-premium whole life
is paid with a one time lump sum which offers coverage for the entire life
whole life
what is straight whole life?
a basic whole life insurance with level face amount and fixed premiums paid over the insured’s entire life.
(payments made up until death or age 100)
whole life
what is modified whole life?
lower premiums in the early years and “jumps” to a higher premium in the later years and remains fixed thereafter.
(premiums increase just once)
term life insurance
provides pure and temporary protection and is the simplest form of life insurance coverage and only provides protection if the insured dies within specific time frame.
how long does term insurance last
available as a 1-year term, 5-year term and 20-year term.
term life insurance policies issued for a specified number of years provide coverage from what two ways?
two ways it may be applied coverage from issue date until the end of the years specified. or term policies issues until a certain age provide coverage from their date of issue until the inured reaches the specified age.
are benefits paid to the beneficiary if a term policy expires?
no
the “level” part of the name refers to the DEATH BENEFIT.