Monday Class Flashcards

1
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Insurance

A

Contract whereby one party agrees to indemnify another party

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2
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Face Amount

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the death benefit, how much the insured is covered for

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3
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Premium

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a payment

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4
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Insurer

A

agent/company that is offering coverage

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5
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Insured

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employee/person who is covered

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6
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Risk

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the uncertainty of a loss

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7
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Pure Risk

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means chance of ONLY loss; is insurable

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8
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Speculative Risk

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involves a chance of loss or gain, not insurable
i.e; Gambling

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9
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Hazards

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events or conditions that increase the chance of a loss

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10
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Physical Hazard

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a physical condition, medical history
i.e; blindness, deafness, diabetes

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11
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Moral Hazard

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a lie

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12
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Morale Hazard

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doing really unsafe things
i.e; speeding, driving reckless

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13
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Risk Management Techniques

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S.T.A.R.R

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14
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S: Sharing

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for a group of individuals or businesses with the same or similar interests to share the losses that occur within that group.
ex: pension plans

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15
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T: Transfer

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most effective way to handle risk, transfer to another party
ex: car insurance

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16
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A: Avoidance

A

eliminating exposure to loss

17
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R: Retention

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self-insured, able to cover cost of the loss yourself

18
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R: Reduction

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to lessen the possibility or severity of a loss
ex: installing smoke detectors

19
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Exposure

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is a unit of measure used to determine rates charged for insurance coverage

20
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Tort

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a wrong, can have legal consequences

21
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Unintentional Tort

A

deliberate act that causes harm to another person (not considered breach of contract)

22
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Intentional Tort

A

negligence

23
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Peril

A

causes of a loss

24
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Law of Large Numbers

A

predicts number of deaths that will happen in a similar group of people. The larger the number the more accurate the prediction

25
Q

Agent/Producer

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anyone who sells or ids in the selling of insurance, legally represents the company

26
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Captive Agent
Career Agent
Exclusive Agent

A

works for one company and only sells their products

27
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Independent Agent

A

works for self and sells products for many companies

28
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Domestic Agent

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licensed in state where they are doing business

29
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Foreign Agent

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licensed out of the state their doing business

30
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Alien Agent

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licensed in another country but conducts business in the US

31
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Fiduciary

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a person of financial trust

32
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Appointment

A

an agent that represents the company

33
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Authorized/Admitted

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require a license to sell insurance in state they’re in, require certificate of authority

34
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Certificate of Authority

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license granted by the state insurance authority allowing an insurer the right to conduct business in the state

35
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Expressed

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powers specifically stated and written

36
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Implied

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not specifically stated and written in the contract but assumed authority that is needed to conduct business

37
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Commissioner

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a public official in charge of the states department of insurance, responsible for regulating the insurance industry by enforcing insurance laws
elected every four years by the people, no more than 2 terms

38
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Conditional Receipt

A

type of premium receipt stating after approval of coverage, it will be effective either the date of application (with premium), or the date of medical exam; whichever is later