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What is the grace period required in Florida for life insurance policies?
At least 30 days
What must an insurer obtain before performing an HIV test?
Written consent from the applicant
What is a nonforfeiture option in a whole life policy?
Extended Term, Reduced Paid-Up, or Cash Surrender
What is the purpose of the spendthrift clause?
Protects death benefits from creditors and prevents reckless spending by the beneficiary
When must a ‘Notice Regarding Replacement’ be provided?
When replacing an existing life insurance policy
What is the penalty for willful violation of Florida insurance laws?
Up to $25,000 per violation
How many employees are needed to qualify for a group health policy in Florida?
At least 2 employees
Who owns a mutual insurance company?
The policyholders
What is a key feature of a guaranteed renewable policy?
Insurer must renew; can increase premiums by class
What rider allows purchase of more insurance without proof of insurability?
Guaranteed Insurability Rider
What is the free-look period for Medicare Supplement policies?
30 days
What type of insurer is owned by its shareholders?
Stock insurer
What is the minimum age to qualify for Medicare without a disability?
65 years old
What is twisting in insurance?
Misrepresentation that induces replacement of another insurer’s policy
What is sliding?
Including additional products or charges without proper disclosure
What does the incontestability clause do?
Prevents insurer from voiding policy after 2 years (except fraud)
What are the two main parts of a life insurance contract?
The application and the policy
What does a waiver of premium rider do?
Waives premium payments if the insured becomes disabled
What is the purpose of the consideration clause?
Specifies value exchanged by insurer and policyowner
What is the waiting period in disability insurance?
Time before benefits begin (also called elimination period)
What does Part A of Medicare cover?
Hospital insurance
What does Part B of Medicare cover?
Medical insurance (doctor visits, outpatient care)
What type of annuity provides payments for the life of the annuitant only?
Straight life annuity
What is the primary purpose of an annuity?
To provide income during retirement