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Which one of the following types of life policy is TYPICALLY used in connection with key person assurance?
A) endowment assurance
b)whole of life assurance
c) term assurance
D)personal pension term assurance
c)
which basis would be MOST suitable for husband and wife seeking to whole-life0life assurance to cover likely IHT
a)joint life on first death
b) single life of the youngest
c) single life of the oldest
d) joint life payable on the second death
d)
Which on of the following is the most appropriate type of life policy to support an ISA mortgage
a) endowment assurance
b) whole of life assurance
c) decreasing term assurance
D) level term assurance
d)
Martin has set up a trust find for the benefit of his 3 grandchildren and has appointed 2 trustee with discretion to exercise their powers. in these circumstance, which of the following is correct?
a) the trustees have no legal interest in the trust property
b) the trustee act 200 requries the grandchildren to obtain advise when reviewing investments
C) martin is known as the testator of the trust and the grandchildren as beneficiaries
d) both trustees must agree before exercising discretionary powers
d)
mike is retiring from his company after 25 years. He is planning to take a cash lump sum of £30K and £15k per annum from his personal pension plan. What will the tax liability be on these benefits?
a) he will not have a tax liability on either of the pensions benefits
b) the lump summ will be taxed free but he will pay income tax on the annual pension
c) the regular pension will be tax free but mike will pay basis rate income tax on the lump sum
d) he will pay CGT on the lump sum above the annual allowanc e
b)
when used to repay a mortgage for a client with low - medium risk profile, which types of endowment policy is MOST likely to produce a surplus on the maturity date?
a) non-profit
b) low-start
C) full with profit
D0 unit-linked
C
Accident- sickness and unemployment policies provide benefits on which one of the following bases?
a) reg income payable for a deferred max period
b) lump sum payable after a short deferred period
c) regualar income payable for an unlimited period
d) lump sum payable at the end of the term
a)
The amount of deferred interest under a deferred interest mortgage is
a) added to the loan oustanding
b) written off by the lender provided the mortgage runs full term
c) repaid in full at the end of the deferred period
d) collected by means of repayments calculated at a rate higher than market rate after the deferred period
a)
who is consider to be the legal owner of a life policy placed under trust?
a) settlor
b) beneficiary
c) excutor
d) trustees
D)
An investment trust
a) is another name of a unit trust
B) pays out gross income to investors
C) is subject a CGT
d) is a public limited company
D)
which is INCORRECT statement, free standing additional voluntary contributions plans FSAVC?
A)FSAVCs can be sued to supplements the income from an occupational pension scheme
B) FSAVs provide an income in retirement
C) employers must contribute to an employee FCAVS
d) FCAVCS are intitate by the employer
C) must contribute
The EU has issued a new directive. This means that a member state:
a) must implement the directive in its precise original wording
b) can choose whether or not to implement the directive
c) is only required to implement the directive in its entirety if its directed to them
d) has the choice of how to meet the directives objectivies
d)
What is the maximum amount that can be invested into premium bonds
a) £40k
B25K
c £15K
D) 50k
D) £50k
Sarah has been advised that during the current tax year 30% tax relief is available for her via self-assesment this confirms that she:
a) has an occupational pension plan
b) has invested in a venture capital trust
c) has overpaid in earlier years
d) was born before 6 th april
b) venture capital
Which of the following is always a mutual organization?
a) stock broker
b) bank
c) friendly society
d) insurance
C)
Terry has a coupon on his GILTs paid gross. As a basis rate tax payer he will pay?
a) 40% income tax on interest received
b) 20% income tax on interest received
c) marginal rate income tax at encashment
d) capital tax on maturity
b) 20%
financial intermediaries can provide maturity transformation because they
a) aggregate many small desposits from a large number of clients
b) provide services to clients from many different geographical locations
c) offer awide range of desposit accounts to a wide range of depositors
d) reduce the risk of default or fraud by lending to a wide variety of borrowers
c)
what is the Minimum age at which william can access the equities element of an ISA?
A)21
B)16
C) any age
D) 18
D) 18
Self employed people to set against income Tax
The expenses must be incurred?
a) wholley and necessarily for the business
b) wholley and exclusively for the business
c) wholley exclusively and necessarily for the buiness
d) exclusively and necessarily for the business
b) wholley and exclusively for the buiness
When acting as the agent of a principal, it is a fundamental rules that:]
a) an agent can conclude contracts on behalf of the principal
b) a principal must ratify the acts of the agent
c) an agent is always responsilbe for the acts for the prinicpal
d) a prinicpal is always responsible for the acts of the agents
a)
What are the tax benefits of a group personal accident and sickness scheme arranged by an employer?
a) the employer may claim tax relied against the premiums
b) the premiums will not be classed as a taxable benefit in kind for the employee
c) the employer may offset premiums against corportation tax
d) the employers NIC are reduced
c)
Which one of the following ways does a unit linked endowment differ from a tradional with profits endowmenets?
a) joint life plans are not available
b) there is no gauranteed sum assured at maturity
c) a death benefit applies throughtout the term
d) a higher capital gains tax liability applies
b)
The interest rate on a base rate tracker mortgage is usally
a) mactched to the base rate subject to annual reviews
b) fixed within a range of above and velow the base rate
c) higher than the base rate
D) lower than base rate
C) hgiher than the base rate
Which one of the following is true in relation to the manager of an investment trust?
a) he can cancel units if the fund value falls sharly
b) he cannt barrow the fund
c) he can issue more units or repurchase units according to demand
d) he can borrow the improve income and capital growth
D)