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When a policy loan is requested by a policyowner and it requires the consent of the beneficiary, what kind of beneficiary designation is this?
Per stirpes beneficiary
Irrevocable beneficiary
Collateral beneficiary
Revocable beneficiary
Irrevocable beneficiary
A life insurance company just paid a $100,000 death benefit to a beneficiary. When the insured died, the cash value was $15,000 and the total premiums-paid equaled $10,000. How much of the proceeds will be added to the beneficiary's gross income for federal income tax purposes?
$105,000
$5,000
Nothing
$100,000
Nothing
Death benefits from a life insurance policy are normally considered to be
subject to attachments from the insured's creditors
exempt from federal income tax
subject to the value-added tax
subject to the cost recovery rule
exempt from federal income tax
Death proceeds from a life insurance policy are typically included in a deceased insured's gross estate
for federal and state income tax purposes
only if the insured's estate is listed as beneficiary
for federal income tax reasons
only if the policy is owned by the beneficiary
for federal income tax reasons
Which of these is an accurate statement regarding the fixed period settlement option on a life insurance policy?
A portion of the payments paid to the beneficiary comes from interest calculated on the proceeds of the policy
Payment can be adjusted monthly by the beneficiary
A portion of the payments paid to the beneficiary comes from interest generated from policy loans
Payments are normally guaranteed for 10 years or more
A portion of the payments paid to the beneficiary comes from interest calculated on the proceeds of the policy
Which statement regarding a fixed period settlement option is correct?
A fixed period settlement option can pay no longer than 20 years
The insurance company dictates the total number of installment payments
The insurance company dictates each installment payment amount
The installment payment amount is determined by the total number of installments
The installment payment amount is determined by the total number of installments
Which would be described as a beneficiary designation by class?
Children of the insured
Tertiary beneficiary
A specific named beneficiary
Estate of the insured
Children of the insured
A life insurance beneficiary died after receiving only six payments under the policy's life income settlement option. What happens with the remaining balance of the death proceeds?
Kept by the insurance company
Transfers to the insured's estate
Donated to charity
Transfers to the beneficiary's estate
Kept by the insurance company
In what situation could an insurance policy's coverage be modified?
Applicant is a preferred risk
Applicant is a substandard risk
Applicant is a standard risk
Applicant is uninsurable
Applicant is a substandard risk
A life policy's spendthrift clause would have no effect if the beneficiary is paid the proceeds as a
lump-sum payment
fixed-period installment
fixed-amount installment
life income option
lump-sum payment
Which report contains information regarding an individual's general reputation and credit standing?
Agent's report
MIB report
Credit report
Consumer report
Consumer report
Al surrenders his life insurance policy for its cash value. The total of premiums paid into the policy minus total dividends received in cash or used to offset premiums is referred to as the
cost basis
net proceeds
premium basis
cash basis
cost basis
How long do most states allow an insurance company to delay the payment of a cash surrender under the Delayed Payment provision?
1 month
4 months
6 months
2 months
6 months
Which of the following is NOT a reason for a business to buy key person life insurance?
The loss of company revenues while a replacement is being sought
An increased pension liability if the key employee dies
A void in leadership if the key person were to die
The reduction in sales as a direct result from death of the key employee
An increased pension liability if the key employee dies
When an applicant applies for a large amount of life insurance coverage, which of the following would likely NOT be an underwriting requirement?
Urine sample
Consumer report
Blood sample
Eye examination
Urine sample
Which of these factors does NOT influence an individual's need for life insurance?
Self-maintenance expenses
Number of dependents
Lifestyle of the applicant
Future educational costs of the dependents
Self-maintenance expenses
How much is normally paid to a policyowner in a life (viatical) settlement?
Total premiums paid plus interest
Full face amount
More than the face amount
Less than the death benefit
Less than the death benefit
T is covered by an Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) policy that contains an irrevocable beneficiary. What action will the insurance company take if T requests a change of beneficiary?
Change will be made only if premiums are paid current
Request of the change will be refused
Request will be accepted only if in writing by the insured
Change will be made immediately
Request of the change will be refused
When there is a named beneficiary on a life insurance policy, the death benefits
are directed to a trustee if the insured has any outstanding debts
are paid directly to the insured's creditors, with any remaining balance forwarded to the beneficiary
are paid directly to the beneficiary without interference from the insured's creditors
are paid directly to the beneficiary, minus any debt claims by the insured's creditors
are paid directly to the beneficiary without interference from the insured's creditors
Which statement regarding the joint and survivor life insurance settlement option is NOT true?
Age of the beneficiaries plays a factor when determining the payment amounts
The amount of each installment is larger than the single life income option
Income continues until the last beneficiary dies
Two or more beneficiaries can be paid
The amount of each installment is larger than the single life income option
Which settlement option makes minimum guaranteed dollar payments over a stated number of years?
Fixed-Period
Fixed-Amount
Life Income
Interest-Only
Fixed-Period
A signed good health statement may be requested by a life producer at the time of
application
policy delivery
policy issue
physical examination
policy delivery
Wyatt is shopping for life insurance and is mainly concerned with the policy's death benefit. Which index should he be looking at when making comparisons?
Guaranteed renewable index
Cost surrender index
Net payment cost index
Net gain index
Net payment cost index
XYZ Corp gives money to an employee to purchase a life insurance policy and allows the employee to select the beneficiary. What kind of plan is this?
Key employee
Split-dollar
Cross purchase
Deferred compensation
Split-dollar
According to the needs approach, an emergency reserve fund's primary purpose is to
pay for the cost of life insurance
cover the cost of unexpected expenses
provide a supplemental income source
pay off debt
cover the cost of unexpected expenses
A terminally ill policyowner decides to sell his life insurance policy at a discount to help support his family. This sale is called a(n)
nonforfeiture option
assignment
accelerated death benefit
viatical settlement
viatical settlement
Life insurance premiums are computed on what three factors?
Morbidity, interest, dividends
Mortality, interest, dividends
Morbidity, interest, expenses
Mortality, interest, expenses
Mortality, interest, expenses
Which of these is NOT considered to be a cost connected with an individual's death?
Probate costs
Funeral expense
Tax liability
Business expenses
Business expenses
The principal source of information concerning an applicant's identity, age, and marital status is found in the
completed application
MIB
credit report
policy summary
completed application
When a policy loan is requested by a policyowner and it requires the consent of the beneficiary, what kind of beneficiary designation is this?
Revocable beneficiary
Irrevocable beneficiary
Collateral beneficiary
Per stirpes beneficiary
Irrevocable beneficiary
Where will a life insurance policy's proceeds be directed to if all the beneficiaries die before the insured?
Beneficiary's estate
Insured's estate
Insured's creditors
Court-ordered beneficiary
Insured's estate
Mike applied for life insurance and was issued a conditional receipt. He is later found to be insurable and is issued a policy. When does his coverage become effective?
Date the policy was approved
Date of issuance of the conditional receipt
Date of policy delivery
Date the insurer received the application
Date of issuance of the conditional receipt
What is considered a valid reason for small corporations to insure the lives of its major stockholders?
Reduce the company's tax liability
To pay for final expenses
Fund a buy-sell agreement
To provide an income for the surviving dependents
Fund a buy-sell agreement
Which life insurance policy provision prohibits a beneficiary from "commuting, encumbering, withdrawing, or assigning" any portion of the proceeds prior to actual receipt from the company?
Insuring clause
Nonforfeiture provision
Spendthrift clause
Collateral Provision
Spendthrift clause