Exam 38: Personal Insurance
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Exam 38: Personal Insurance50 Questions
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Life insurance in which the premiums increase as the insured's income increases is known as
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The right to the proceeds of an insurance policy
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To collect the proceeds of a life insurance policy, the purchaser must have an insurable interest in the life of the insured when the
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A policy issued to members of an organization is known as ____________________ insurance.
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While skiing, Carey fell and broke his leg and was unable to work for two months. What type of insurance would cover Carey's medical bills and loss of income?
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An assignment of the proceeds of a life insurance policy must be in writing.
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Wilkes, a wealthy man, took out a life insurance policy and named his doctor, Byron, as the beneficiary. At Wilkes's death, may Byron collect the proceeds?
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Because partnership may be temporary, one partner has no insurable interest in the life of another.
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Burgess had a $50,000 life insurance policy with a double indemnity clause. Burgess had not yet paid the annual premium of $200 when he was killed in an automobile accident. How much will his beneficiary receive?
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If a policy has been in effect for more than two years, the insurance company cannot cancel the policy for any reason.
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The clause in a life insurance policy that permits an insured to pay the premium after the due date is the
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____________________ insurance protects the insured and the insured's family against a loss of income because of illness or accident.
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Upon cashing in a life insurance policy, an insured would receive the
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Hospital, surgical, and medical insurance are often combined into one basic health insurance policy.
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Most life insurance policies have a clause that allows the insured to put the policy back into effect if it lapses because of unpaid premiums.
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Term insurance is less expensive than whole life or endowment insurance.
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What term insurance and whole life insurance have in common is
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