Exam 8: Insuring Your Life
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A disadvantage of [ universal | term ] life insurance is that it usually carries heavy fees compared to other policy types.
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In insurance terms, [ peril | risk ] is defined as uncertainty concerning a potential economic loss.
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If your insurance policy promises to pay death benefits only if you die during a specified time, you have [ term | whole ] life insurance.
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The preferred technique for determining how much life insurance coverage is needed for an individual is to:
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Marilyn Simms died with a $200,000 life insurance policy. Her husband, Jack, is the primary beneficiary, and their children, Mimi (age 24) and Ann (age 30), are the contingent beneficiaries. All three survive Marilyn. How will the policy proceeds be distributed?
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The life insurance policy that clearly separates the protection and savings elements is [ whole | universal ] life.
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Through underwriting, insurance companies try to guard against:
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Insurance agents are legally required to disclose their commissions in an insurance policy.
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Deciding which people will be insured by an insurance company is a function of the [ agent | underwriter ].
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The policy owner assumes the investment risk with a _____ insurance policy.
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Avoiding alcoholic beverages while driving is an example of loss prevention.
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Life insurance proceeds paid to your heirs are not generally subject to state or federal income taxes.
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Of the various whole life policies available, [ continuous premium | limited payment ] offers the greatest amount of permanent death protection and the least amount of savings per premium dollar.
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It is advisable to purchase life insurance from an insurance company that has been in business for at least _____ years.
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The _____ method is a detailed method of determining the amount of life insurance coverage needed for an individual.
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