Module One Flashcards

1
Q

Any type of plan that provides benefits to plan members as one group, independent of government sponsored benefits program

A

Group benefits plan

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2
Q

A type of risk that is assumed as a conscious choice, with three possible outcomes. Loss gain or no change

A

Speculative risk

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3
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Risk related to events outside the risk takers control with loss as the only possible outcome

A

Pure risk

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4
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Risk arrising from the possibility of death poor health or outliving ones savings

A

Personal risk

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5
Q

For a given group of insureds, the number and timing of covered losses that will occur in that group

A

Loss rate

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6
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A non insurance tranfer of risk arrangement that includes a hold harmless agreement exempting a party from liability it would otherwise be responsible for

A

Contract of indemnity

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7
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A type of insurance contract where the amount payable when a loss occurred is specified in advance

A

Valued contract

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8
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The tendency of individuals with a greater than average likelyhood of loss to seek insurance protection to a greater extent than those with an average or less than average likelyhood of loss

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Adverse selection

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9
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The process of measuring risk exposure, deciding weather to accept and insure the applicant, and determining how much coverage to provide and the premium to charge

A

Underwriting

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10
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Individuals with similar risk characteristics grouped to determine average expierience for the purpose of setting prices

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Risk classes

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11
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A physical characteristic or condition of the proposed insured that may increase the possibility of a loss

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Physical hazard

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12
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When the reputation, financial position, or criminal record of a proposed insured indicates that dishonest action in the insurance transaction increases the possibility of a loss.

A

Moral hazard

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13
Q

The organization that provides a plan to a group

A

Plan sponsor

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14
Q

Individuals or companies that provide advice to group benefits plan sponsor

A

Advisor

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15
Q

A person or organization that processes claims and preforms other administrative services in accordance with a service contract m, usually in the field of employee benefits

A

TPA

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16
Q

An individual who is eligible to be insured under the master contract

A

Plan member

17
Q

The spouse or children of a plan member

A

Dependent

18
Q

The amount payable by the insurer to a claimant, assigned, or beneficiary when the insured suffers a loss covered by the policy

A

Benefit

19
Q

The amount a policyholder must pay for a certain amount of insurance coverage

A

Premium

20
Q

A request for group insurance coverage by a prospective contract holder

A

Master application

21
Q

A legally binding document outlining the insurance agreement between an insurer and the group contract holder

A

Group contract. Master contract. Policy.

22
Q

A type of contract in which the insurer continues to pay claims as long as the plan sponsor makes premium payments according to the terms of the group contract

A

Unilateral contract

23
Q

The plan sponsor organization that enters into the group contract.

A

Group policyholder