Quiz 2 50-105 Flashcards
- Henry buys a $10,000 Whole Life Policy in 2003 and pays an annual premium of $100. He dies 5 years later in 2008 and the insurer pays the beneficiary $10,500. What kind of rider did Henry include on the Policy?
a) Accelerated death benefit rider
b) Return of Premium Rider
c) Family Income Rider
d) Term Rider
b) Return of Premium Rider
- A Variable Insurance Policy
a) Guarantees a minimum rate of return
b) Does not allow the Policy Owner to assume the Investment Risk
c) Does not guarantee a Return on its investment accounts
d) Does not guarantee an assignment provision
c) Does not guarantee a Return on its investment accounts
- Key person insurance is intended to
a) allow a key person to purchase the business
b) help retain key employees by offering added benefits
c) give premium-grade benefits to key employees
d) cover business losses due to the death of a key employee
d) cover business losses due to the death of a key employee
- A Life Policy with a Death Benefit that can fluctuate according to the performance of its underlying investment portfolio is referred to as?
a) Adjustable Life
b) Graded Premium Life
c) Variable Life
d) Modified Whole Life
c) Variable Life
- How long is a person expected to be disabled in order to receive Social Security disability benefits?
a) 4 months
b) 6 months
c) 12 months
d) 18 months
c) 12 months
- All of these insurance products require an Agent to have proper FINRA securities registration in order to sell them Except for?
a) Variable Life
b) Modified Whole Life
c) Universal Variable Life
d) Variable Annuity
b) Modified Whole Life
- Which statement is NOT true regarding Social Security benefits?
a) Benefit eligibility is based upon fully insured status
b) Benefits are designed to replace the entire amount of the worker’s earnings
c) Disability is expected to continue for 12 months or result in death
d) Worker must be totally and permanently disabled for at least 5 months and unable to work again to be eligible for benefits
b) Benefits are designed to replace the entire amount of the worker’s earnings
- Which of the following statements about a Variable Whole Life Policy is correct?
a) It provides a minimum guaranteed Death Benefit
b) It is a Combination of a Limited Period Endowment and a Decreasing Term Policy
c) Its Premium and Benefits are variable
d) It has a guaranteed rate of return
a) It provides a minimum guaranteed Death Benefit
- Which type of worker has Social Security benefits available to them?
a) Fully insured
b) Currently insured
c) Partially insured
d) Presently insured
a) Fully insured
- What type of Life Insurance incorporates Flexible premiums and an Adjustable Death Benefit?
a) Endowment Policy
b) Modified Whole Life
c) Decreasing Term
d) Universal Life
d) Universal Life
- Rating an individual’s need for long-term care benefits can be measured by
a) deductibles
b) gatekeeper authority
c) activities of daily living
d) custodial need
c) activities of daily living
- Which is true concerning a Variable Universal Life Policy?
a) Policy Owner controls where the investment will go and selects the amount of the premium payment
b) Policy Owner has no say where investment goes but can choose the premium mode
c) The investment vehicle for this type of policy is held in the insurer’s general portfolio
d) The death benefit can vary but the policy owner has no say in the Premium amount PAID
a) Policy Owner controls where the investment will go and selects the amount of the premium payment
- All of these statements concerning Medicare are true EXCEPT
a) Medicare is primarily funded by Federal payroll and self-employment taxes
b) Long-term care is covered by Medicare Part C
c) Hospice is covered by Medicare Part A
d) Doctors’ services are covered by Medicare Part B
b) Long-term care is covered by Medicare Part C
- What kind of special need would a policy owner require with an Adjustable Life Insurance Policy?
a) Level Premiums
b) Flexible Premiums
c) Flexible non forfeiture options
d) Level death benefits
b) Flexible Premium’s
- ESOPs are typically invested in
a) non-qualified plans
b) IRAs
c) employer stock
d) annuities
c) employer stock
- All of these are characteristics of an Adjustable Life Policy Except?
a) Adjustable Premiums
b) Adjustable Premium Payment Period
c) Combination of Term and Whole Life Insurance
d) Face Amount can be adjusted using Policy Dividends
c) Combination of Term and Whole Life Insurance
- How are Roth IRAs treated for tax purposes?
a) Non-deductible contributions and tax-free distributions
b) Deductible contributions and taxable distributions
c) Distributions taxable as capital gains
d) Distributions taxable as income tax
a) Non-deductible contributions and tax-free distributions
- Henry would like to purchase $100,000 of Permanent Protection on his wife and $50,000 of Term Coverage on himself under the same policy. What kind of policy should he purchase?
a) Joint Policy
b) Joint Survivor Policy
c) Whole Life Policy with another insured rider
d) Whole Life Policy with a Guaranteed Insurability option
c) Whole Life Policy with another insured rider
- A situation in which there is ONLY a chance of loss or no loss is a
a) pure risk
b) particular risk
c) speculative risk
d) fundamental risk
A) pure risk
- When is the face amount paid under a Joint Life and Survivor policy?
a) When Policy reaches maturation
b) Upon Death of the first insured
c) Upon Death of the last insured
d) When one of the insureds becomes disabled and no longer able to make premium payments
c) Upon Death of the last insured
- An insurer having a large number of similar exposure units is considered important because
a) the insurer can decrease its reserves
b) the greater the number insured, the more accurately the insurer can predict losses and set appropriate premiums
c) its financial rating will improve
d) the greater the number insured, the more premiums it collects
b) the greater the number insured, the more accurately the insurer can predict losses and set appropriate premiums
- What policy pays a specified monthly income to a beneficiary for 30 years and then pays a lump sum benefit at the end of that 30 years?
a) Family Lump Sum Policy
b) Family Maintenance Policy
c) Family Survivor Policy
d) Family Income Policy
b) Family Maintenance Policy