Life Provisions Flashcards
The automatic premium loan provision can be accurately described as a
provision that provides a policy loan to pay any premiums by the end of the grace period
A life insurance guaranteed insurability rider gives the insured the right, without providing insurability, to
Periodically purchase additional insurance
What happens to a life insurance policy when the policy loan balance exceeds the cash value?
Policy will no longer be in force
Which benefit is normally payable to a life insurance policyowner when the insured’s life expectancy has been severely limited?
Accelerated (living) benefit
An insured has a $25,000 whole life insurance policy with $6,000 cash value available. Under the extended term nonforfeiture option, what is the amount of insurance available to the insured?
$25,000
A policyowner has a life insurance policy where she had listed her age on the application as 5 years younger than her actual age. If she dies and the insurer discovers the misstatement of age, how much will the insurance company pay?
Less than the face amount
Which statement regarding the waiver of premium rider is accurate?
Cash payment is not directly provided to the policyowner
Which life insurance policy option allows the policyowner to have coverage equal to the net death benefit of the lapsed policy?
Extended term nonforfeiture option