Review Flashcards
Gross Premium for a life insurance policy is determined by adding which two components?
A. Net premium and interest
B. Interest and expenses
C. Net premium and Expenses
D. Mortality and interest
C. Net Premium and expenses.
An Individual receives a lump-sum inheritance. He’d like to use the money to create a lifetime income, since he’ll be retiring soon. He purchases an annuity and wishes to receive payments beginning in 2 Months. What did he buy?
A. Single Premium immediate annuity
B. Flexible Premium deferred annuity
C. Flexible Premium Immediate annuity
D. Single Premium Deferred Annuity
A. Single Premium Immediate Annuity.
Restoring an insured financially after a claim is known as.
A. Reasonable expectations.
B. Indemnity
C. Adhesion
D. Restoration.
B. Indemnity
Upon the surrender of a life insurance policy, any cash value accumulated in excess of the premium payments is
A. Not taxed.
B. Taxed as income on 50% of the excess.
C. Assessed a fine of 10% of the excess.
D. Taxed as ordinary income.
D. Taxed as ordinary income.
What type of interest rate is guaranteed in universal life policies
A. Adjustable interest rate
B. Current interest rate
C. Contract interest rate
D. Nominal interest rate
C. Contract interest rate.
Cash Value Guarantees in a whole life policy called
A. Dividends.
B. Nonforfeiture value
C. Living Benefits.
D. Cash Loans.
B. Nonforfeiture value.
Under which of the following conditions would life insurance proceeds be taxable by the federal government?
A. If paid to the policyowner
B. if there is a transfer for value
C. if collaterally assigned to a lender
D. If taken as a lump sum
B. If there is a transfer for value.
In a variable life Insurance policy, all of the following assets are held in the insurance company’s general account except
A. Face amount reserves.
B. Incidental benefits amounts.
C. Cash surrender values.
D. Mortality reserves.
C. Cash surrender values.
An insured decides to surrender his whole life insurance policy. The cash value at surrender is higher than the premiums paid into the policy, due to interest. What part of the surrender value would be income taxable?
A. The entire cash value amount
B. The difference between the premium paid and the cash value
C. Nothing
D. The amount equal to the premium paid
B. The difference between the premium paid and the cash value.
Which of the following types of insurance is investment-based, has a level fixed premium, and nonguaranteed cash value?
A. Interest-based life
B. Universal life
C. Credit Life
D. Variable whole life
D. Variable whole life.
An example of an alien insurer doing business in this state is one formed under the laws of
A. Arizona.
B. Puerto Rico.
C. Mexico
D. District of Columbia.
C. Mexico
A whole life policy is surrendered for a reduced-paid up policy. The cash value in the new policy will.
A. Remain the same.
B. Decrease over time.
C. Reduce to the pre-surrender value.
D. Continue to increase.
D. Continue to increase.
An annuity owner receives the same guaranteed payment every month. What type of annuity is it?
A. Fixed
B. immediate
C. Guaranteed
D. Single
A. Fixed
Who is the annuity owner?
A. The person who receives the benefits
B. The person on whose life the annuity is written
C. The insurer
D. The person who purchases the annuity.
D. The person who purchases the annuity.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of variable insurance and annuities?
A. Cash value is adjusted for inflation.
B. Benefits are determined solely based on the policy premium.
C. Cash value accumulates based on the performance of stocks.
D. Benefits are not guaranteed.
B. Benefits are determined solely based on the policy premium.
An insurer incorporated the laws of the laws of another state, but doing business in this state is considered.
A. Foreign.
B. Multi-national.
C. Alien.
D. Domestic
A. Foreign.
An insurer that the appointment of an agent must notify the Commissioner within
A. 30 days
B. 45 days.
C. 60 days.
D. 10 days.
A. 30 days
Which dividend option will increase the death benefit?
A. Extended term
B. Reduced paid up
C. Paid-up Additions
D. Accumulation
C. Paid-up Additions.
Which Provision may be added to a permanent life policy, at no cost, that insures that the policy will not lapse so long as there is cash value?
A. Past Due Premium option
B. Application to Reduce Premium option
C. Automatic Premium Loan option
D. Mode of Premium option
C. Automatic Premium Loan option.
What does an annuity protect the annuitant against?
A. Living Longer than expected
B. Leaving beneficiaries without income
C. Estate taxes
D. The financial impact caused by premature death
A. Living Longer than expected.
Which of the following bears the investment risk in a variable life insurance policy?
A. The policyowner
B. The agent
C. The insurer
D. The financial adviser
A. The policyowner.
Which of the following are characteristics of term life insurance?
A. Nonforfeiture provisions and living benefits.
B. Temporary protection, renewability, no cash value.
C. Adjustable premiums and automatic increase in face amount at any given age
D. coverage to age 100, cash value, and high premiums.
B. Temporary protection, renewability, no cash value.
A life insurance policy that provides coverage to every family member in a single policy, with permanent insurance on the breadwinner and convertible term on other family members is called
A. A family member’s endowment.
B. A family income policy.
C. A family blanket policy.
D. A family policy.
D. A family policy.
An insurance agent changes his address, How long will the agent be given to notify the department of insurance?
A. 10 business days
B. 15 business days
C. 20 business days
D. 30 business days
A. 10 business days
All of the following statements about indexed whole life insurance are correct EXCEPT
A. The premium is fixed.
B. There is a guaranteed minimum interest rate.
C. The cash value depends on the performance of the equity index.
D. The policy face amount remains level throughout the life of the policy.
D. The policy face amount remains level throughout the life of the policy.
The Guaranteed Insurability Rider allows the owner to purchase additional amounts of life insurance without proof of insurability at all of the following EXCEPT
A. Birth of a child.
B Marriage.
C. Purchase of a new home.
D. Approximately every 3 years between the ages of 25 and 40.
C. Purchase of a new home.
An agent who knowingly misrepresents material information for the purpose of inducing an insured to lapse, forfeit, change or surrender a life insurance policy or annuity has committed an illegal practice known as
A. Misrepresention.
B. Twisting.
C. Fraud.
D. Concealment.
B. Twisting.
Which of the following will be eligible for a tax-sheltered annuity?
A. Dependents under the age of 21
B. Public school teachers
C. Military personnel
D. The elderly
B. Public school teachers.
Cash Value guarantees in a whole life policy are called
A. living Benefits.
B. Cash loans.
C. Dividends.
D. Nonforfeiture values.
D. Nonforfeiture values.
Because of an injury, an insured has been unable to work for 7 months. When his life insurance premium came due, he was unable to pay, yet the policy remained in force.
A. Guaranteed insurability benefits.
B. Facility of payments clause.
C. Nonforfeiture options
D. Waiver of premium rider.
D. Waiver of premium rider.
In North Carolina for Licensing Purposes, An applicant is considered a resident if he or she
A. Has lived in North Carolina for at least 90 Days in the past 5 years.
B. Lives in North Carolina or any county outside this state that borders North Carolina.
C. Lives only within the state borders.
D. Holds a resident license in any state.
B. Lives in North Carolina or any county outside this state that borders North Carolina.
The Provision that sets Forth the basic agreement between the insurer and states the insurer’s promise to pay the benefit upon the insured’s death is called the
A. Declarations.
B. consideration.
C. Insuring clause.
D. Payment of claims.
C. Insuring clause.