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Exam B
Life Insurance CA
Question | Answer |
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An injured party to a contract is able to rescind the contract for | Concealment regardless of whether the concealment is intentional or unintentional. |
Long-Term care training in California | The initial training is 8hrs and the training is not required if the rider does not provide services |
The waiver of premium rider allows an insurance company to | Waive premiums if the insured becomes totally disabled |
The policy that pays a monthly income to the beneficiary for a stated period of time and pays the face amount at the end of that period | Family Maintenance policy |
What type of insurance is frequently used in group life plans | Annual renewable term |
What is true about renewable term policy | It is renewable at the option of the insured without proof of insurability. |
Which rider may provide a monthly benefit to an insured | Disability Income rider waives the premium and pays a monthly benefit to the insured |
the receipt given to a life insurance applicant when the application is completed and the initial premium is received is called a | Conditional receipt- |
How many hours of continuing education are required per renewal for a life-only producer? | 24hrs, 3 hours must be in ethics |
If a policy does not have a free look period, when must a producer provide a consumer with a Buyers guide | Prior to accepting the initial premium |
Which of the following components increases in a Jumping Juvenile policy | Face amount increases at predestined age, but the premium remains level |
A group life insurance program in which the employer pays all of the premium would be considered | Noncontributory-an insurer will require that all employees will be considered in the plan. |
What contract term states that both parties must comply with certain specified circumstances in order to make the contract enforceable | Conditional |
What factors determine premiums | Mortality, expense and investments |
The exclusion ratio is used in annuities to determine the | Untaxed portion of distributions |
Replacing and existing insurers must retain evidence of all signed applications and disclosures used in replacement for no less than | 3 years |
A type of cash value policy that allows the policy-owner to select how to invest the policy’s cash value in securities is called | Variable Life-The cash value in not guaranteed and fluctuates with performance in which the premiums have been invested by the insurer |
Which clause prohibits a company from challenging statements made on the original application after the policy has been in force for 2 years | Incontestability Clause |
An agreement between two or more parties consist of | An offer and acceptance |
A legal contract in which only one party makes a legally enforceable promise is called | Unilateral |
A life insurance policy in which the cash value builds faster than a 7-pay whole life policy is called a | Modified endowment contract |
What is the minimum administrative penalty for a producer who violates the replacement provisions of the California Code | $1,000 1st and no less than $5,000 and no more than $50,000 |
For insurance contract, the principle of utmost good faith means | Each party relies upon the truthfulness of the other |
According to California Insurance Code, the term “shall” describes what kind of actions | Mandatory |
Which type of beneficiary designation cannot be changed without the written consent of the beneficiary | Irrevocable |
An indexed whole life policy would have a minimum guaranteed interest rate but may have a higher rate of restrung based upon the | The main feature of indexed whole life(equity index whole life) is that the cash value is dependent upon the performance of an equity index, such as S&P 500 |
Limited-Pay whole life is designed so that the premium | Will be paid-up before age 100 but coverage last until age 100 |
What are the 4 requirements elements of a contract agreement | Offer & Acceptance, competent parties, legal purpose, consideration |
The replacement regulation does not apply to | Credit life, Group life and Group annuities |
A term insurance policy in which the amount of protection remains constant is | Level Term |
If an insured dies during the grace period of an insurance policy, what will the insurer do? | Pay the full benefits minus the past due premium |
The type of hazard that arises from an Attitude of indifference to loss is | Morale-Carelessness and irresponsibility |
A financial transaction where an owner sells a life insurance policy to a third party for compensation | Life Settlement contract |
If an agent suspects that one of her clients may be attempting to collect on a false claim, the agent should report this to | The insurers fraud prevention unit |
Dividends from a participating policy are | Dividends are a return of excess premiums, and for that reason they are not taxable to the policy owner |
Death must occur within how many days of an accident in order for the accidental death rider to pay the double or triple face amount? | 90 days usually two times(double indemnity) or three times (triple indemnity) |
Which provision allows a permanent transfer of ownership | Assignment clause: this clause provision Specifies the policy owners righ to assign(Transfer ownership) the policy |
The equity indexed annuity has a minimum guaranteed interest rate, but may have a higher rate of return based upon the | Standard & Poor's 500 stock index |
Which annuity option guarantees payments for the lifetime of the annuitant and for a specified period of time | Life with period certain |
Which method determines the amount of life insurance needed by considering such factors as the cost associated with death, housing, and children’s education | Needs approach |
An activity, such as scuba diving, which increases the chance of a loss occurring is called | Hazard- are conditions or situations that increase the probability of an insured loss occurring, such as hazardous hobbies |
The annuity period is defined as the time during which the annuitant | Annuitization period, liquidation period, or pay-out period, is the time during which the sum accumulated is converted into a stream of income |
What nonforfeiture option allows the policy owner to use to use the cash value as a single premium to purchase a smaller policy that will endow at age 100 | Reduced paid-UP |