Policies, Provisions, Options And Riders Flashcards

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What is the advantage of reinstating a life insurance policy as opposed to applying for a new one?

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Policy premium in a reinstated policy will be set according to the insured’s original age.

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What life policy rider allows the company to forgo collecting the premium of the insurered becomes disabled?

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Wavier premium

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What provisions is a life insurance policy extends coverage beyond the premium due date?

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Grace period

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Which of the two types of policy assignments require transfer of ALL OWNERSHIP rights in the policy to a third party?

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Absolute assignment

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Who does the common disaster clause protect?

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The contingent beneficiary

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What nonforfeiture option is automatically selected by the company if not chosen by the policy owner?

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Extended term

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With the reduction of premium dividend option, how is the dividend used?

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The dividend is applied to the next year’s premium (it reduces the next year’s premium)

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To meet the requirement of the entire contract policy provision, an insurance policy must contain what?

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A copy of the original application

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What are the most common exclusions in life insurance policies?

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War and military service, hazardous occupations and aviation

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What beneficiary designation had first claim to death process of a life insurance policy?

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Primary beneficiary

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What are the three nonforfeiture option in life insurance policies?

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Cash surrender
Reduced paid-up
Extended term

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A policy owner borrowed a portion of cash value from his whole life policy. I is not repaid, how will that affect the death benefits to the beneficiary?

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It will be reduced by the amount of the loan.

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What are policy dividends?

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Return of unused premiums

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If a settlement options is not chosen by a policy owner or beneficiary, what option will be used by the insurer?

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Lump sum payment

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What term is used to describe method of payment of the death benefit to beneficiaries upon the insured death?

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Settlement options

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What does the term double indemnity mean?

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The insurer will pay a benefit of twice the face amount

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When will the contingent beneficiary receive death benefits from a life insurance policy?

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When the primary beneficiary dies before the insured

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What dividend options is automatically selected by the company if not chosen by the policy owner?

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Paid up additions

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Under what non-forfeiture option does the company pay the policy surrendered value and have no further obligation to the policy owner?

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Cash surrender

20
Q

What type of assignment is used to secure the payment of a debt with an existing life insurance policy?

A

Collateral assignment

21
Q

What happens to the proceeds of a life insurance policy if there is no name beneficiary?

A

The proceeds are paid to the insured’s estate

22
Q

The sole beneficiary of life insurance policy dies before the insured if the policy owner does not amend the beneficiary designation what will happen to the policies, death benefits?

A

It will be paid to the insured estate

23
Q

In the fixed period settlement option how will the number of installments for death benefits proceeds determine the amount of installments

A

The longer the period selected the smaller each installment will be

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What happens to the policy’s cash value under an extended term non-forfeiture option?

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The cash value is converted to the same face amount as the whole life policy

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What are the dividend options in life insurance policies?
Cash reduce premiums, accumulation, and interest paid up additions paid up options and one year terms
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What is the purpose of a free look.
To allow the insurer to return the policy with the full refund
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What dividend options can increase the death benefits of the existing life policy?
Paid up additions
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What non-fortune options provide coverage for the longest period of time?
Reduced paid up
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What is the purpose of settlement options in life insurance policies?
To determine how the death benefits will be paid to the beneficiary
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And insure has discovered a representation on the life insurance policy application regarding the insured age. The insured is 10 years older than the stated on the application. What will the insured do regarding the death benefit?
Pay a reduced death benefit
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With the interest only settlement option what happens to the policies death benefits?
Policy proceeds are retained by the insurance company. Only the interest is paid to the beneficiary.
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Is the beneficiary required to have insurable interest in the insured?
No, Beneficiaries do not have insurable interest in the insured
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What type of beneficiary is next in line after the primary beneficiary?
Contingent beneficiary
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What life insurance policy provisions prevent an insurer from disputing or denying a claim due to miss statement on the application after a certain period of time?
Incontestability
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What type of beneficiary can change at any point by the policy owner?
Revocable
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What is the purpose of the automatic premium loan provision?
To prevent the unintentional lapse of policy because of nonpayment of the premium
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What is the name of a life insurance policy writer that provides coverage on the insured’s family member?
Other insured rider
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An applicant for life insurance mistakes her age on the policy application how will this affect the death benefit?
The death benefits will be adjusted to the amount that the insured could obtain for her correct age
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What life insurance policy provisions states that both the policy and a copy of the application form the contract between the policy owner and the insurer?
Entire contract
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what requires provisions protect against unintentional policy lapse?
Grace Period.
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Who controls changes in premium payments, face value, and loans in a life insurance policy?
Policy owner
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What settlement options are available in life insurance policies?
Lump sum cash fix. Fix amount, life, income interest only.
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When can an insurance company use suicide as a defense against paying a death claim?
When a suicide is committed within a specified period of time after the policy is purchased usually two years
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What provision allows the policy owner to reactivate a lapse life insurance policy within a specified period of time with proof of insurability?
Reinstatement
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Who has the right to the cash value of a life insurance policy?
Policy owner
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