Test questions Flashcards

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Which of these is a method of determining the level of funds required for ongoing support in the event of the breadwinner’s death?

A

Human Life Value - used to determine level of funds needed of spouse if breadwinner passes

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2
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Which of the following factors affect the monthly disability benefits payable under Social Security?

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The amount of benefits available from other sources - Social Security is Federal (and money made in past)

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3
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Pat owns a 20 pay life policy with a paid up dividend option, which statement is true?

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The policy may be paid up early by using accumulated cash values

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4
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How many months can a life insurance policy normally be backdated?

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6 months

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5
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Which of the following can an adent provide to help a prospective client purchase the most appropriate product?

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Buyers guide

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6
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Which of the following areas of state regulations is not protected by the savings clause in ERISA?

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Commerce

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7
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If a client pays, they need what type of receipt?

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Conditional receipt

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8
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Jack got a flexible premium adjustable life policy and it has a death benefit that is level, what type of policy does he have?

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Universal Life Death Benefit A. - “Flexible premium adjustable Life” = Universal Life / Death benefit A is level face amount only

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Jack got a flexible premium adjustable life policy and it has a death benefit that increases, “cash value increases,” What type of policy is it?

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Universal Life - Death benefit B. - “Flexible premium adjustable life” = Universal Life / Death benefit B = face amount +cash value

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10
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Jack and Jill got a Joint Life policy. Jack dies, what happens?

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Jill gets check

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Jack and Jill got a Survivorship Life Policy. Jack dies, what happens?

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Nothing yet, nobody gets paid until all insureds die. Check goes to kids/beneficiary after Jill dies

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12
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Bob and Mike are business partners and they BOTH want a policy to cover debts in case of partner death, what policy should they get?

A

Joint Life

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13
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Cash value varies based on companies performance

A

Interest sensitive policy

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14
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What can you change in an Adjustable life policy?

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P - plan
C - coverage period
P - premium period

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15
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What is a payor benefit?

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If payer dies, premiums are waived until child is an adult

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16
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Which joint policy pays at the death of last person insured?

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Survivorship Life

17
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What indicates the number of individuals within a specific group, including m/fem, smokers, nonsmokers, starting at certain age, who expect to be alive at a certain age?

A

Mortality tables

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