Test questions Flashcards
Which of these is a method of determining the level of funds required for ongoing support in the event of the breadwinner’s death?
Human Life Value - used to determine level of funds needed of spouse if breadwinner passes
Which of the following factors affect the monthly disability benefits payable under Social Security?
The amount of benefits available from other sources - Social Security is Federal (and money made in past)
Pat owns a 20 pay life policy with a paid up dividend option, which statement is true?
The policy may be paid up early by using accumulated cash values
How many months can a life insurance policy normally be backdated?
6 months
Which of the following can an adent provide to help a prospective client purchase the most appropriate product?
Buyers guide
Which of the following areas of state regulations is not protected by the savings clause in ERISA?
Commerce
If a client pays, they need what type of receipt?
Conditional receipt
Jack got a flexible premium adjustable life policy and it has a death benefit that is level, what type of policy does he have?
Universal Life Death Benefit A. - “Flexible premium adjustable Life” = Universal Life / Death benefit A is level face amount only
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?
Universal Life - Death benefit B. - “Flexible premium adjustable life” = Universal Life / Death benefit B = face amount +cash value
Jack and Jill got a Joint Life policy. Jack dies, what happens?
Jill gets check
Jack and Jill got a Survivorship Life Policy. Jack dies, what happens?
Nothing yet, nobody gets paid until all insureds die. Check goes to kids/beneficiary after Jill dies
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?
Joint Life
Cash value varies based on companies performance
Interest sensitive policy
What can you change in an Adjustable life policy?
P - plan
C - coverage period
P - premium period
What is a payor benefit?
If payer dies, premiums are waived until child is an adult