UNIT 3 Flashcards

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THIRD PARTY OWNERSHIP

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REFERS TO A SITUATION WHERE THE OWNER OF A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY IS SOMEONE OTHER THAN THE INSURED

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INSURABLE INTEREST

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THE PERSON APPLYING FOR THE POLICY MUST BE AT RISK OF SUFFERING A SIGNIFICANT LOSS IF THE INSURED DIES.
THE LOSS MAY BE;
EMOTIONAL OR ECONOMIC

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LIQUIDITY

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REFERS TO HOW EASILY AN ASSET CAN BE TURNED INTO CASH WITHOUT LOSS OF VALUE.

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LIVING BENEFITS

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THE CASH VALUE ON A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY

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HUMAN LIFE VALUE

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THE AMOUNT OF THE INDIVIDUALS ANNUAL INCOME X THE NUMBER OF YEARS UNTIL RETIREMENT.

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THE NEEDS APPROACH

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THIS APPROACH FOCUSES ON THE FINANCIAL SITUATION THE SURVIVORS WILL FACE IF THE INDIVIDUAL DIES. MUCH MORE DETAILED THAN THE HUMAN LIFE APPROACH AND RESULTS IN A MORE ACCURATE NUMBER.

  • CASH NEEDS
  • INCOME NEEDS
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CASH NEEDS

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ARE THOSE THAT CAN BE MET WITH A LUMP SUM OF MONEY

  • FINAL EXPENSES
  • DEBT PAYOFF
  • CHILDRENS EDUCATION
  • EMERGENCY FUND
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INCOME NEEDS

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ARE THOSE CREATED BY ONGOING LIVING EXPENSES SUCH AS FOOD, CLOTHING, UTILITIES AND A MORTGAGE.

  • FAMILY DEPENDENCY
  • PRERETIREMENT
  • RETIREMENT
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BLACKOUT PERIOD

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THIS IS WHEN SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS HAVE STOPPED PAYING BENEFITS FOR A SURVING SPOUSE.

THE SS PROVIDES BENEFITS FOR A SURVIVING SPOUSE WITH CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 16, WHEN THE YOUNGEST TURNS 16 THE BENEFITS STOP AND DO NOT RESUME UNTIL THE SURVIVING SPOUSE TURNS 60.

EXAMPLE, A WIDOWED SPOUSE IS 40 YEARS OLD WITH 2 CHILDREN AGES 12 AND 14. SS WOULD STOP PAYING BENEFIT TO THE SPOUSE AT AGE 44 AND RESUME/ BEGIN PAYING A BENEFIT AT AT 60

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10
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BUY SELL FUNDING

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PROVIDE FOR THE SALE OF A BUSINESS INTEREST AT THE DEATH OR DISABILITY OF AN OWNER. THEY ARE OFTEN REFERRED TO AS BUSINESS CONTINUATION PLANS.

  • ENTITY
  • CROSS-PURCHASE
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ENTITY PLAN

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THE PURCHASER OF A DECEASED OWNERS BUSINESS INTEREST IS THE BUSINESS ITSELF.
WHEN FUNDED BY LIFE INSURANCE, THE BUSINESS ENTITY OWNS A POLICY ON THE LIFE OF EACH BUSINESS OWNER. IF THE BUISNESS OWNER IS A CORPORATION, ENTITY PLANS ARE OFTEN CALLED STOCK REDEMPTION PLANS BECAUSE THE CORPORTION IS ACTUALLT REDEEMING THE DECEASED OWNERS STOCK.

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CROSS-PURCHASE PLANS

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THE SURVIVING OWNER(S) PURCHASE THE DECEASED OWNER’S INTEREST IN THE BUSINESS. WHEN FUNDED BY LIFE INSURANCE, EACH PARTNER (OR SHAREHOLDER, IF THE BUSINESS IS A CORPORATION) OWNS A POLICY ON THE LIVES OF EACH OF THEIR PARTNERS. IF THERE ARE MORE THAN 2 PARTNERS OR SHAREHOLDERS, MANY MORE POLICIES ARE NEEDED FOR A CROSS-PURCHASE PLAN THAN AN ENTITY PLAN.

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KEY PERSON COVERAGE

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BUSINESSES CAN PROTECT THEMSELVES AGAINST FINANCIAL HARM THAT WOULD RESULT FROM THE DEATH OF THIS EMPLOYEE.
INSURANCE PROCEEDS CAN BE USED TO OFFSET DIRECT FINANCIAL LOSSES SUCH AS A DROP IN SALES AS WELL AS HELP PAY THE COSTS OF FINDING AND TRAINING A REPLACEMENT

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EXECUTIVE BONUS PLANS

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A BUSINESS PAYS THE PREMIUMS ON A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY WHICH THE EMPLOYEE OWNS. DURING LIFE THE EMPLOYEE HAS FULL ACCESS TO THE POLICY’S LIVING BENEFITS, AND AT DEATH THE PROCEEDS ARE PAID TO THE BENEFICIARY NAMED BY THE EMPLOYEE.

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DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLANS

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AN EMPLOYER AGREES TO PAY AN EMPLOYEE A STATED AMOUNT OF INCOME BEGINNING AT RETIREMENT RATHER THAN PAYING THE MONEY NOW. THE MONEY IS NOT TAXABLE UNTIL IT IS RECEIVED. (AT RETIREMENT THE EMPLOYEE WILL LIKELY BE IN A LOWER TAX BRACKET)

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16
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GROUP LIFE INSURANCE

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IS A SINGLE CONTRACT THAT COVERS AN ENTIRE GROUP OF PEOPLE.

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INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE

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WAS DEVELOPED AS A WAY FOR PEOPLE WITH LIMITED MEANS TO OBTAIN SOME OF THE BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE. FACE AMOUNTS WERE SMALL, USUALLY 2K OR LESS, BOUGHT USUALLY TO PAY BURIAL EXPENSES., PREMIUMS DUE WEEKLY AND COLLECTED BY PRODUCERS WHO GO DOOR TO DOOR

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HOME SERVICE LIFE INSURANCE

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PRODUCERS IN NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE THEY COLLECTED PREMIUMS OF INDUSTRIAL POLICIES. THE POLICIES WERE LARGER IN SIZE, TYPICALLY 10K TO 25 K IN FACE VALUE. POLICY OWNERS WERE ENCOURAGED TO PAY WITH AUTOMATIC BANK DRAFT OR BY MAIL.

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MORTALITY

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THE RELATIVE FREQUENCY OF DEATHS IN A SPECIFIC POPULATION; DEATH RATE

20
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INTEREST

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EARNINGS ON PREMIUM DOLLARS BETWEEN THE TIME THEY ARE COLLECTED AND THE TIME THEY ARE PAID OUT AS CLAIMS.

21
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EXPENSES

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INSURER OPERATING COSTS, REFERRED TO

22
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NET PREMIUM

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IS THE PREMIUM BEFORE LOADING OR THE MORTALITY ELEMENT MINUS THE INTEREST ELEMENT. THE NET SINGLE PREMIUM WILL FUND A POLICY’S BENEFIT WITH ONE PREMIUM PAYMENT.

NET PREMIUM = MORTALITY - INTEREST

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GROSS PREMIUM

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IS THE NET PREMIUM PLUS THE EXPENSE ELEMENT, REFERRED TO AS THE LOADED PREMIUM.
**THE GROSS ANNUAL PREMIUM IS THE AMOUNT THE POLICY HOLDER PAYS FOR A POLICY. **

GROSS PREMIUM = MORTALITY - INTEREST + EXPENSES

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PREMIUM PAYMENT MODE

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REFLECTS HOW FREQUENTLY PREMIUMS COME DUE. PREMIUMS ARE CALCULATED BASED ON THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE POLICYOWNER WILL PAY THE ANNUAL PREMIUM MODE. PREMIUMS WILL BE HIGHER IF NOT PAID ANNUALLY.

ANNUAL
SEMI ANNUAL
QUARTERLY
MONTHLY