Policy provisions & riders Flashcards

1
Q

Waiver of premium

A

Waives premium if insured becomes totally disabled.

Expires at 65.

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2
Q

Total disability

A

Inability to work at all

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3
Q

Waiver of Premium with Disability income

A

Premiums waived

Monthly income paid based on face value of policy

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4
Q

Guaranteed Insurability

A

Can purchase more coverage
Specified date/ special event
Additional premium

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5
Q

Does guaranteed insurability require evidence of insurability?

A

No

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6
Q

Payor benefit

A

For children

if payor is disabled for six months/dies - premiums are waived to certain age

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7
Q

Accidental death (how many days?)

A

90 to pay double indemnity

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8
Q

Term riders

A

Additional temporary insurance
No additional policy
Greater protection, reduced cost

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9
Q

Reinstatement

A

Lapsed policy
3 year max
Evidence of insurability
Restored to original status & retains original values

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10
Q

Incontestability

A

Insurer can’t deny claim after it’s been in effect for

2 YEARS

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11
Q

Absolute Assignment (transfer)

A

ALL right of ownership

No insurable interest necessary

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12
Q

Collateral Assignment (transfer)

A

Transfer partial rights to another

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13
Q

If someone commits suicide, what are the payouts?

A

before 2 years - refund of premium

after 2 years - pay death proceeds as normally

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14
Q

What is a surrender charge?

A

. Fee when policy/ annuity is surrendered for cash value

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15
Q

What is reduced paid-up insurance?

A

Cash value used as one-time premium
Purchase permanent, paid-up policy
Reduced face amount from other policy
Builds own cash value

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16
Q

What is extended term (nonforfeiture)?

A

Cash value to convert term insurance
Same face amount as former policy
Last as long as the cash value can purchase

17
Q

What are dividends?

A

Return of excess premiums.

18
Q

Are dividends taxable?

A

No.

19
Q

Are dividends guaranteed?

A

No.

20
Q

Dividends: Accumulation at interest

A

Dividends kept in acct to accumulate interest

21
Q

When can policyowner withdraw dividends from accumulation at interest?

A

Any time.

22
Q

Dividends: Paid-up additions

A

Dividends buy single premium policy

Increase death benefit on original policy

23
Q

Dividends: Paid-up option

A

Dividends plus interest and cash value

Pay off early!

24
Q

Dividends: One year term

A

Dividends buy more one-year insurance

Increases death benefit

25
Q

Dividends: Acceleration of Endowment

A

Dividends plus interest used to shorten endowment period

26
Q

What is the waiting period for the waiver of premium?

A

6 months

27
Q

What nonforfeiture option will be automatically chosen if the policyowner has not chosen one?

A

Extended Term