Insurance review test
An insured has a major medical policy with a $100 deductible and 80/20 coinsurance. The claim is $2,000. What will the insured pay
$480
The penalty for early withdrawals from an IRA or other qualified retirement plan is
10% of the amount withdrawn
What is the maximum number of days of skilled nursing facility care for which Medicare will pay
100 days
the time limit on certain defenses provision is usually how long in most states
2 years
Naomi is killed in an automobile accident before she is able to pay the $150 annual premium on her $30,000-accident policy. under the policy's unpaid premium provision, her beneficiary will receive a check for
29,850
a guaranteed insurability rider offers the insured the option to purchase additional life insurance at
3 year intervals
Julia has a disability income policy with a residual disability rider. she experiences a total disability and receives the policy's full monthly benefits of 2,000 for 6 months she recovers partially and is able to return to work part time but her regular income is reduced by 40 percent due to her residual disability what will her insurer pay
40 percent of her policy's monthly benefit
the maximum requirement for fully insured statues under social security
40 quarters of coverage
what allows employees to elect to reduce their current salaries by deferring amount into a retirement plan
401 (k)
in a contributory plan, when the premium is paid by both the sponsor and the insured, what percentage of eligible employees must participate in the plan
75%
written proof of loss must be provided to the insurer within
90 days
Marco does not indicate a specific settlement option with his life insurance policy. How will the death benefits be distributed to Anita, his beneficiary
Anita will receive the benefits in a lump sum
what type of insurance is designed to provide broad coverage for medical expenses
Major medical insurance
Which standard nonforfeiture option would use a whole life policy's surrender value to purchase a paid-up policy with a smaller face amount of insurance that the original policy
Reduced paid-up insurance
Who is responsible for examining an insurer's financial books and records
State department of insurance
which type of life insurance policy allows the policyowner the ability to increase or decrease the death benefit, enjoy flexible premiums, and take withdrawal and loans against the cash value account
Universal life policy
which of the following types of life insurance polices was designed to combine the protection features of traditional life insurance with the cash value growth potential of securities
Variable life policy
a business overhead expense (BOE) policy
Will pay rent, taxes. and employee salaries while the owner is disabled
an insurer license to transact insurance business in the state is called what
a certificate of authority
What meet Social Security definition of totally and permanently disabled
a person is unable to perform the duties of any occupation
an additional insured rider provides term insurance for what
a spouse or immediate family member
Brenda owns an insurance agency. If Brenda should suddenly die, what might be granted to her husband, Alan, to allow him the time needs to get affairs in order to sell the business.
a temporary license
A voluntary relinquishment of a known right is called
a waiver
transferring total ownership of a life insurance policy may be accomplished what way
absolute assignment
the 2 major phases of an annuity are
accumulation and annutilization
what would not eligible for Medicare
an individual with liver failure
what describes of unfair discrimination
an insure refuses to issue a policy to a male applicant who works in the theater industry because he is assumed to be at high risk of HIV
what is not a factor used to determine the payout if an annuity
annuitant's state of residence
Jeremy has an insurance company logo on his car and hands out bottles of water, shirts, and hats with the insurer's logo events. Based on Jermey's actions, this is an example of
apparent authority
A licensed insurance producer that transact business on behalf of an insurer must be
appointed by an insurer
Insurable interest in a life policy must exist
at the time the policy is written, but not at the time of death
a company that is approved by the states department of insurance to transact insurance business in a state is what
authorized insurer
to prevent the lapse of a whole life insurance policy at the end of the grace period, cash value will be used by the insurer to pay the premium what is this called
automatic premium loan
STOLI transaction are what
banned in most states
Ramon purchases an individual disability policy. what will happen
benefits are generally income tax free as long as they are not more than the actual expenses
the entire contract in a health insurance policy does not include this
buyers guide
under to NAIC Uniform Health Insurance Policy Provision Law, what is considered an optional provision
cancellation
Long life Insurance Company insures substandard risks. What will it use to compensate for the higher death rates it expects?
charge increased premiums for substandard risks
forcing a person to buy insurance through a particular company or products is
coercion
an intentional failure to disclose known facts is
concealment
how does the "insurance with other insures" provision prevent the insured from collecting twice on the same loss?
each insure will pay a proportionate share of any claim.
optional health insurance policy provision
earning to insurance, misstatement of age, illegal occupations
correct about a qualified plan
employees have 100% vested interest in benefits made from their own contributions.
if an insurer promotes an insurance products it does not or will not sell, this is known as
false advertising
what is the settlement option of a life policy that provides periodic payment of a specified amount as long as the proceeds plus interest last
faxed-amount settlement option
a person in a position of trust and confidence who handles the affairs and funds of others is what
fiduciary
what type of annuity offers a guaranteed interest rate during accumulation and guaranteed payments after annuitization
fixed annuity
Group underwriting criteria includes what
flow of members through the group, size of the group, and composition of the group
what describes an insurance company that has been organized in any state other than the state of its home office
foregin
An insured returned a policy one week after it was issued and receives a full refund of premium paid. what provision did the insured use
free look
One of the differences between group and individual disability income insurance plans is
group benefits are typically states as a percentage of the employees compensation
what must an individual have in order to establish a health savings account (HSA)
high-deductible Health Plan (HDHP)
Thomas submits a claim and proof of loss for medical expenses covered by his major medical policy. According to the time of payment of claims provisions, how soon must the company pay the claim.
immediately
after a life insurance policy has been in effect for two years, the insurer is prevented from rescinding the contract. the policy has become what
incontestable
Which provision includes the insurance company's promise to pay the claim
insuring agreement
If the policyowner must for get permission from the beneficiary before being able to change the benefiacry, what type of beneficary does the policy have
irrevocable
A short-term medical Expenses policy
is not renewable
concerning the elimination period under a disability income policy is what
it can be thought of as a time deductible
an insured has a disability income policy with a change of occupation provision. The insured changes occupations to a less hazardous occupation without informing the insurance company. How will the insurance company handle a claim
it will prorate the benefit and refund the premium
the optional provision "other insurance will this insurer" is designed to
limit the risk with any one individual insured by a company
a principle function of annuities is to
liquidate a principle sum
During the accumulation period, the owner
may make additional premium payments or deposits
When underwriting a life policy, which industry source of medical information about proposed insured do insurer often use
medical information bureau
Medigap policies
must have a 30-day free-look period
Ira fund may be invested in what
mutual funds, flexible premium annuities, brokerage account
The most favorable renewability provision for the insured is
non-cancelable
what is the usual federal income tax treatment of individual life insurance
non-deductibility of premiums, non-taxable death benefits
what of a total disability is most favorable to the insured
own occupation
Medicare Part D provides coverage for what
prescription drugs
In an HMO, the role of the gatekeeper is performed by the insured's
primary Physician
most states have guaranty associations or guaranty pools. their purpose is to
protect policy owners of insurer who have become insolvent
Misstatement of age in an insurance contract
results in the policy benefit being adjusted according to the correct age of the insured, it dies not void the contract
to renew a producer's license, the producer must what
satisfy the states continuing education requirement
nursing and rehabilitative care that is required daily and can be performed only by skilled medical practitioners on a doctors orders is what
skilled nursing care
a medical expense policy's coinsurance provision
specifies the percentage of costs that will be paid by the insured and the insurer
Carol wants her annuity settlement to pay her the highest monthly income amount, What payout option should she choose
straight life option
Obtaining information from the applicant to determine whether an insurance or annuity product is appropriate is what
suitability
Group health insurance premiums paid by the employer are
tax deductible as a business expense
benefits to employees for group accident, health, and dental coverage are
tax free to the extent that they do not exceed actual expenses
Accelerated death benefits are
tax-exempt
the federal law requiring insurance companies to adopt and monitor anti-money laundering program is
the USA PATRIOT Act
Don's whole life policy allow him to take a policy loan up the cash value of the policy. If Don dies before the policy loan has been repaid
the amount he borrowed plus interest charges will be deducted from the policy's death benefit
Julias semiannual premium on her health insurance policy was sue August 1. She forgot to pay the premium and suffers a lost-on August 22, for which she files a claim. How will the insurer hand the situation?
the claim will be paid, but the premium amount due will be deducted from the benefits paid.
Who is responsible for enforcing state insurance laws and regulations
the commissioner, director, or superintendent
The expense that must be incurred before major medical benefits begin to be paid is
the deductible
The maximum out of pocket cost for an insured is equal
the deductible plus an insured coinsurance percentage times the stop-less limit
The waiting period before payments begin in a disability policy is called
the elimination period
with regard to disability income contracts. what best describes partial disability
the inability to perform one or more important duties of the insureds occupation
What is the insurer's liability if total benefits from all disability income coverage for the same loss exceed the insured's monthly earning at the time of disability
the insurer will pay the proportionate amount of benefits that the insured's earning bear to the total benefits
information about an applicants character, general reputation, personal habits, and lifestyle would be included in
the investigate consumer report
a distinguishing feature of a stock insurer is that
the issued policies are called non-participating policies
what is not in order for a nonresident to be granted a nonresident insurance license
the licensing exam must be taken in both the producers home state and nonresident state
Concerning a group life insurance policy, the person responsible for applying for the policy, maintaining the policy, and paying the premium is known as what
the master policyowner
What is a term life insurance policy
the policy has a face amount of 100,000, every 5 years the premium increases, and at the end of 20 years the policy terminates with no cash value
with a life insurance policy, insurable interest must exist between
the policyowner and insured
with a conditional life insurance receipt, coverage may become effective as early as the date
the receipt is given to the applicant, if the applicant is approved as a standard risk
Daniel, the insured under a 100,000 life insurance policy, dies during the grace period. What would happen if the premium on the policy had NOT been paid
the unpaid premium would be deducted from the death benefit paid to the beneficiary
Lee wants to make sure that his policy stays in force in the event he is permanently and totally disabled and unable to make premium payments. What ruder should Lee Purchase
waiver of premium rider
what affects the deductibility of contributions made to a traditional IRA
whether or not the IRA owner participates in a qualified employer plan
is medical part B voluntary
yes