Chapter 3.1 Flashcards
(30 cards)
While insuring against minor, frequent risks may be expensive and pointless it makes sense to insure against ____ ______ types of risk.
high impact
Some of the main events that have high potential impact on individuals and their families are _______ _______, __________ and _____.
Serious illness - disability - death
Protection insurance refers to the type of insurance contracts that provide financial sums in the event of ____-____ _______, __________ or _____.
Long term illness - disability - death
While there are numerous state benefits available, they have ___________ ____________ and are unlikely to provide enough to live on.
eligibility requirements
The advantage of employer provided financial protection is that the employer will usually bear some or all of the cost. The disadvantage is that the benefit will stop if the ________ ______ or the employer decides to ________ __.
Employee leaves - withdraw it
The main types of protection policies are ___ assurance, ______ protection, ________ _______ cover, personal ________ and ________ insurance, private _______ insurance, accident, sickness and ____________ insurance and _______ protection insurance.
life - income - critical illness - accident - sickness - medical - unemployment - payment
A whole of life policy and a whole life policy is a ____ - ____ insurance policy designed to pay out a ___ ___ __ on death whenever that occurs.
long - term - cash - lump - sum
Policies may be ___ - profit, ____ profit or ____ - ______.
non - with - unit - linked
The three main options when choosing a whole of life assurance policy are _______ cover plans, ________ cover plans and __________ cover plans.
Maximum - Standard - Guaranteed
Term assurance pays out a cash lump sum on _____ if it occurs during the term of the policy.
Death
There are several types of term assurance: _____ term assurance, __________ term assurance, term ___, __________ term assurance, ________ protection assurance, gift _____ _____ term assurance and ______ income _______ (FIB).
Level - Increasing - 100 - Decreasing - mortgage - inter vivos - Family - Benefit
To determine the amount and type of life cover an individual needs it is necessary to consider who needs to be _______, the amount of _____ ______ and the ____ cover which it is required.
insured - cover needed - term
A policy can be own life, life of another, joint life _____ death or joint life ______ death
first - second
It is important to distinguish between _______ and income needs and between short and long term needs.
Capital
In order for the insurer to be sure it will have enough funds to pay out all the claims, there has to be a relationship between the _______ charged and the _______ given under a policy.
premium - benefit
In life assurance it is possible to predict how many claims there will be using _________ tables.
mortality
Adjustments or loadings are made to arrive at the actual premium chargeable, such as a loading to cover the expenses of the life ______ and ______.
office - profit
____________ is a process that an insurance company uses in order to assess the risk posed by the potential clients and whether it will provide cover.
Underwriting
Clients can be preferred, standard, rated, postponed or declined depending on their _______________.
characteristics
The underwriting process covers collecting ___________, analysing that information and identifying the _______ available in the light of the information.
information - options
Under the ________ Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Act 2012, if an insurer wants to know something it must ask a clear and specific question on the ________ form.
Consumer - proposal
If misrepresentation on the part of a client is discovered, how the _______ can respond depends on the type of misrepresentation it was: negligent misrepresentation means that a proportionate remedy will apply, and following deliberate misrepresentation the insurer can void the policy from inception.
insurer
Terminal illness benefit (TIB) is an additional benefit added to life policy which means that if the life assured becomes terminally ill with a life expectancy of less than __ months, the sum assured is paid.
12
The tax _________ policy is determined by whether it is a qualifying policy or a non-qualifying policy.
treatment