chapter 4 Life policies exam
John Received a one-time distribution of $50,000 from his modified endowment contract (MEC). Prior to that, the contract's cash value was $150,000, the contract investment amount was $100,000 and the death benefit was $500,00. What percentage of the $50,000 distribution was taxable as ordinary income?
100%
Which statement regarding universal life insurance is correct?
Insurance coverage can continue for life
When can a life insurance policy be issued WITHOUT the insured's consent?
When a parent purchases a policy on the life of a minor child
The insurance coverage in a variable life insurance policy may vary based on the value of
the underlying investment
An insurance policy that can also be classified as a securities product is called
variable life
An insurance policy that can also be classified as a securities product is called
variable life.
Which of these is NOT an advantage of term life insurance?
A cash benefit will be provided if the insured is alive at the end of the policy.
When does the insured stop making payments under a thirty-payment whole life policy?
At the time of death or 30 years after the policy's inception, whichever comes first.
Which statement regarding the cash value of a whole life insurance policy is correct?
Available to the policyowner when policy has been surrendered
Who normally pays the premium for group credit life insurance?
Borrower
Which statement regarding universal life insurance is correct?
Cash value accumulations have a guaranteed minimum interest rate
What kind of life policy typically offers mortgage protection?
Decreasing term
Group credit life insurance is typically a form of
Decreasing term insurance
Which of these life insurance policies does NOT contain a cash value proposition?
Decreasing term life
Which of these is NOT considered a type of limited payment whole life insurance?
Endowment at age 70
Which statement concerning a decreasing term life policy is accurate?
Face amount decreases over the policy period
Which of these may NOT be deducted from premium payments or the cash value of a variable life insurance policy?
Federal premium taxes
How long does one premium payment cover in a single premium whole life policy?
Full life of the policy
A nonparticipating whole life insurance policy was surrendered for its $20,000 cash value. The total premiums paid had totaled $16,000. What were the federal income tax consequences to the policyowner on receipt of the cash value? Which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding universal life insurance?
Policy states how much of each premium is used toward company expenses
Which of these policies is considered a whole life policy?
Single life premium
How does the cost for a survivorship life policy compare to the cost of combining two separate individual life insurance policies?
Survivorship life policy is lower
Which Statement concerning adjustable life insurance is accurate?
The fact amount and premiums can be changed simultaneously by the policyowner
Taxable income may be the result from all of these modified endowment contract (MEC) transactions EXCEPT for
The policy is surrendered for less than what was paid into it
At what point are death proceeds paid in a joint life insurance policy?
When the first insured dies
An individual who purchases a modified life insurance policy expects an
improvement in future income
A survivorship life insurance policy usually covers how many lives? 2 -
it's a variation of a joint life policy.
The death proceeds of a credit file insurance policy are typically paid to the
lender
A material change in a modified endowment contract (MEC) results in the
seven pay test, adjusted for cash value, applies again (changes result in this <--)
A "premature" distribution from a modified endowment contract
(MEC) incurs a penalty tax of 10%
A "premature" distribution from a modified endowment contract (MEC) incurs a penalty tax of
10%
Which type of life insurance policy is best suited for paying off the outstanding balance of a 30-year mortgage in the event of the insured's death?
30-year decreasing term
What is a juvenile life insurance policy?
A life policy that covers the life of a minor
Which statement regarding a single premium life insurance policy is NOT correct?
Additional premiums may be required under certain conditions
Which is an accurate description of the premium in a graded premium life insurance policy?
Annual increases in premium for a stated number of years then remains level.
What typically changes at the re-entry option date found in some term life policies?
Premium (if insurable they can qualify for a lower premium a re-entry)
Assets that back the non-guaranteed values of variable life insurance products are held in which account?
Separate account set up by the insurer
When a ten year renewable term life insurance policy issued at age 45 is renewed, the premium rate will be the current rate for
Ten year term insurance for a person aged 55
Peter, age 50, surrenders his modified endowment contract (MEC). How is the gain treated in terms of federal income taxes?
The gain is treated as taxable income and a penalty tax is imposed on the gain.
What would be considered an advantage of purchasing term life insurance?
The initial premium is lower compared to an equivalent amount of whole life coverage.
Under an adjustable life insurance policy, which of the following may NOT be changed without further underwriting?
The person insured
How does a continuous premium whole life policy differ from a limited payment whole life policy?
The time period in which premium will be paid
Which of the following statements about universal life insurance is NOT true?
Universal life insurance normally has a minimum guaranteed cash value for duration of the policy.
How long does protection normally extend to under a limited pay whole life policy?
Until age 100
Which type of life insurance policy allows a policyowner the choice of investments along with flexible premium payments?
Variable universal life
Which statement concerning an adjustable life insurance policy is FALSE?
Evidence of insurability is required when there is a change in premium
Rick owns a variable universal life policy and chooses a variable death benefit option. What will typically happen to the death benefit as a result of this selection?
Fluctuate with changes in the cash amount
All of these are considered features of whole life insurance EXCEPT
Initial premium is lower than for an equivalent amount of term insurance.
What type of life insurance policy covers two or more persons and pays the face amount upon the death of the first insured?
Joint Life
Laura added a children's rider to her life insurance policy. What type of coverage was added?
Level term
Which of the following would NOT be a reason for purchasing life insurance on a child's life?
Provide benefits for the child if the parents die
Which of the following could be a future use of the cash value that builds in a recently-purchased whole life insurance policy?
Provide supplemental income in 35 years
All of these statements concerning group credit life insurance are false EXCEPT
The face amount is based on the outstanding loan balance
Which of the following combinations best describe a universal life insurance policy?
A flexible premium deposit fund and a monthly renewable term insurance policy.
Which action will trigger a penalty tax on premature distributions from a modified endowment contract (MEC)?
Policy loans
Which statement regarding an adjustable life insurance policy is NOT true?
Policy loans are not permitted
Which of these must be disclosed in a universal life policy?
The policy's surrender charges
Which of these is NOT a reason to buy a term life policy?
To accumulate Savings
Which is the face amount of a 50k graded death benefit life insurance policy when the policy is issued?
Under 50k, but increases annually until fully insured