Policy Features Flashcards

1
Q

True or Fales

A jumping juvenile policy’s face amount will automatically increase when the child reaches age 18 or 21 with no increase in premium.

A

True) These are often called jumping juvenile policies. Some policies may increase in face value up to five times the original amount.

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survivorship life policy

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  • second-to-die or last-to-die
  • insures two individuals
  • pays death benefit at the death of the second insured
  • cost less than purchasing two individual policies
  • can provide money for estate settlement costs and related expenses
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3
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Name the policy

  • adjustable premiums
  • insurer charges premium based on its current estimate of investment earning, mortality, and expense costs;
  • premium will never be adjusted above maximum guaranteed premium stated in policy
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indeterminate premium whole life policy

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4
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Premium options for a converted term policy are

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attained age: insured’s age at the time of conversion or,
original age: policy holder will pay lump sum that equals what the cash value would have been if a permanent policy was originally purchased

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5
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This feature allows policyholder to convert term insurance to permanent coverage without evidence of insurability or an application.

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convertability

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6
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Renewability

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guarantees that policy will renew (extend) at the end of its term; does not require new application nor proof of insurability; same death benefit with new, higher premium based on attained age

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7
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cross-purchase plan

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each partner or shareholder owns a policy on the lives of each of the other partner; surviving owners purchase deceased owner’s business interest

buy-sell agreement

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8
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purchaser of a deceased business owner’s business interest is the business entity itself; the business entity owns a policy on the life of each business owner; typically used for partnerships or non-incorporated businesses

stock redemption plan for corporations

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entity plan

buy-sell agreement

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9
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Permanent life insurance with separate account and flexible premiums. Does not have guaranteed minimum death benefit.

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Variable universal life

flexible premium variable life

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10
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The death benefit of a variable life policy will

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fluctuate with investment performance but, it will never decrease below the guaranteed minimum death benefit.

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11
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Variable life insurance is also referred to as

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variable whole life or fixed-premium variable life

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12
Q

What is one disadvantage of term life insurance?

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It does not accumulate cash value.

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13
Q

True or False: The premiums for variable life insurance can change based on the policyholder’s investment choices.

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True

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14
Q

What type of insurance allows policyholders to take loans against their policy’s cash value?

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Whole life insurance and universal life insurance

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15
Q

Fill in the blank: Whole life insurance is often considered a form of ______ planning.

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permanent

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16
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Which type of life insurance is best for temporary coverage needs?

A

Term life insurance

17
Q

What is a major advantage of universal life insurance?

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Flexibility in premiums and death benefits.

18
Q

True or False: Variable life insurance has no cash value component.

19
Q

Which type of insurance typically includes a guaranteed death benefit?

A

Whole life insurance

20
Q

What happens to term life insurance when the term expires?

A

Coverage ends unless renewed or converted.

21
Q

Fill in the blank: In variable life insurance, the death benefit can fluctuate based on the performance of ______.

A

investments

22
Q

True or False: Universal life insurance allows for adjustments in premium payments.

23
Q

What is a key feature of term life insurance?

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It provides coverage for a fixed term without cash value.

24
Q

Which life insurance type is generally considered more expensive over time?

A

Whole life insurance

25
Q

What type of life insurance can accumulate cash value based on investment performance?

A

Variable life insurance

26
Q

True or False: Whole life insurance premiums remain level for the life of the policy.

27
Q

Which type of life insurance typically has the lowest initial premium?

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Term life insurance

28
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What is the primary characteristic of universal life insurance?

A

It offers flexible premiums and death benefits.

29
Q

Fill in the blank: Variable life insurance allows policyholders to choose how their cash value is ______.

30
Q

True or False: Whole life insurance has a cash value component.

31
Q

What type of life insurance provides coverage for a specific period of time?

A

Term life insurance