Premiums Flashcards

1
Q

The________ puts the insurance policy in force

A

initial Premium

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2
Q

To continuously benefit from the policy, the owner should pay the _______

A

subsequent premiums.

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3
Q

Premiums are determined based on several factors including:

A

-mortality factor,
-expense factor
-interest factor
-0other factors

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4
Q

A branch of science devoted to developing more accurate and more probable mortality table is called

A

Actuarial Science

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5
Q

______ set the premium rates and develop various insurance products

A

Actuaries

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6
Q

states that the more figures there are to study, the more the figures approach the true probability.

A

law of large numbers

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7
Q

There are operating expenses involved in the business of life insurance

A

expense factor

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8
Q

Premiums paid by different policy owners are combined and invested to earn

A

interest

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9
Q

what are the other factors that are considered in determining the insurance premiums

A

age, sex and insurability of the person,
size of the policy,
the kind of policy—whether it is participating or non-participating
—and the type of premium–whether it is natural or level.

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10
Q

as the risk of death increases, natural premiums ____

A

increases yearly

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11
Q

This type of premium remains at a constant amount from the beginning to the end of a policy.

A

level premium

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12
Q

This is the amount that allows the companies to insure individuals for the entire duration of their policy contracts.

A

Net dingle Premiums

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13
Q

since not many people can pay out large sums of money for life insurance protection, actuaries convert the net single premiums into ____

A

easier-to-pay net annual premiums

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14
Q

Net Premium = ______

A

Mortality Cost - Assumed Interest

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15
Q

Gross Premium =

A

Net Premium + Loading (Expense Factor)

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