Part 2 Final Exam Flashcards
P Is a major medical policyowner Who is hospitalized as a result of injuries from participating in a carjacking. How will the insurer handle this claim?
A. Claim will be denied and policy terminated
B. Claim will be paid
C. Claim will be denied
Claim will be denied since illegal act
What type of writer would be added to an accident (AD&D) health policy if policy owner wants to ensure the policy will continue if he/she ever becomes totally disabled?
A. Accidental death and disbursement Rider
B. Disability income rider
C. Waiver of premium rider
Waiver of premium rider
Policyowner wants to ensure policy will continue if they become totally disabled
Which accident and health policy provision addresses pre-existing conditions?
A. Time limit on certain defenses
B. Payment of claims
Time Limit on certain defenses
Provision limits During which an insurer can deny a claim based on pre-existing
Which statement about a whole life policy is correct?
A. Beneficiary much maybe change only with the consent of the premium payor
B. Death benefits can be adjusted
C. Cash value may be borrowed against
Cash value may be borrowed against
With accidental death and dismemberment policies, what is the purpose of the grace period?
A. Gives the policy owner additional time to pay over due premiums
B. Gives policy owner additional time to provide proof of loss
Gives the policy owner additional time to pay overdue premiums
Which term accurately defined the underwriters assessment of information on life insurance application?
A. Insurable interest
B Risk classification
Risk classification
The consideration clause in life insurance contains what pertinent information?
A. Offer and acceptance
B. Summary of benefits
C. Amount of premium payments and when they are due
Amount of premium payments and when they are due
Automatic premium loan provision is designed to?
A. Avoid a policy lapse
B. Allow a policy owner to take out additional coverage
Avoid a policy lapse
Insurance Co can deduct overdue premiums from the insured cash value by the end of the grace period.
Basic medical expense insurance:
A. Normally has a deductible and coinsurance
B. Has lower benefits limits than Major medical
Has lower benefit limits and major medical insurance
Insurance agent is in violation of the rules governing advertisement of life insurance and annuities, if the agent takes the following action during a sales presentation?
A. Asked prospects for referrals
B. Analysis another insurance company‘s policy
C. There’s a cost of two similar policies
D. Refers to guarantee policy dividends
Refers to guarantee policy dividends
Which of the following organizations would make reimbursement payments directly to the insured individual for covered medical expenditures? A. Administrative service-only plan B. Commercial insurer C. PPO D. HMO
Commercial insurance Companies
Legal Actions provision of insurance contract is designed to do all, except:
A. Provide the insurer adequate time to research a claim (60 days)
B. Protect the insured from having claim research delayed
C. Give the insurance guidelines for pursuing legal action against insurer
D. Protect the producer
Protect the producer
The underlying concept regarding level premiums?
A. The early years or charge more than what is needed
B. The early years are charged less than what is needed
C. Level premiums build cash value quicker in the early years
The early years are charge more than what is needed
Which life insurance rider allows the applicant to have excessive coverage?
A. Waiver of premium rider
B. Guaranteed insurability rider
C. Term rider
Term rider
If an Insurance company it is a Disability Income policy that cannot cancel or increase premiums, that type of renewability policy is called:
A. Noncallable
B. Guaranteed renewable
Noncallable
How long does the coverage remain on a limited-pay life policy ?
A. Age 100
B. At discretion on the insurer
C. Age 65
Age 100
limited-pay where Insured is covered his entire life, premiums are paid only for a limited time
Periodic health claim payments Must be made at least ?
A. Monthly
B. Weekly
C. Annually
Monthly
What kind of insurance starts out as temporary coverage but then later modified to permanent coverage without evidence of insurability?
A. Limited pay whole life
B. Decreasing term
C. Convertible term
Convertible term
Which features of a group term life policy enables an
Individual to leave the group and continue his insurance without providing evidence of insurability?
A. Owners rights clause
B. Conversion privilege
Conversion privilege
What is face amount paid under Joint Life and survivor policy?
A. Upon death of the first insured
B. Upon death of the last insured
Upon death of a last insured pays benefits
A father who dies within three years after purchasing a life insurance policy on his infant daughter can have the policy premiums waved under which provision?
A. Payor provision
B. Accelerated benefits provision
Payor provision
When adult is the premium payer then premiums are waived on children
Whole life insurance policy endows when:
A. Premiums paid equal the death benefit
B. Cash value equals the death benefit
Cash values equal the death benefit
This policy Best identifies one in which cash value may fluctuate to reflect changes regarding mortality cost, interest, and expense factors:
A. Universal life
B. Endowment life
C. Graded premium whole life
Universal life
T wants to be assured $10,000 in available in 10 years to replace a roof on his house. What kind of $10,000 policy to purchase?
A. Ten-year endowment
B. Interest sensitive whole life
10 year endowment