Life Angent pt 2 Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
Q

Insurance is defined as the transfer of ___

A

risk

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2
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transfer of PURE risk to the insurance company in consideration for a premium.

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Insurance

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3
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What kind of risk is the chance of loss without any chance of gain

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Pure

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4
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What kind of risk is the possibility for gain or loss and is not insurable.

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Speculative

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5
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the chance of loss

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Risk

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6
Q

A condition that could result in a loss

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Exposure

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7
Q

Leaving matches within reach of a child is a ______

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hazard

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8
Q

something that increases the

chance of loss

A

Hazard

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9
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a cause of loss, such as fire.

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Peril

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10
Q

Losses must be ______ to be insurable

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calculable

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11
Q

The _________ allows insurers to predict claims more accurately.

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law of large numbers

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12
Q

The _________ applies to groups of people, not to individuals. The more people in the
group, the more accurate the predictions are.

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law of large numbers

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13
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What makes the law of large numbers more accurate in the predictions?

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more people in a group

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14
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Why do most insurers buy reinsurance?

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to protect themselves in the event of a catastrophic loss

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15
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True/False: Insurance laws are not required to be uniform from one state to another

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True

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16
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True/False: Insurance laws are required to be uniform from one state to another

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False

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17
Q

Can a minor enforce the contract against the insurer?

A

Yes

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18
Q

Can insurers enforce a contract that they enter into with a minor?

A

No

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19
Q

Is it guaranteeed if a stock insurer may pay dividends to its shareholders (stockholders)?

A

No

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20
Q

The government does not offer insurance for the purpose of preventing ______.

A

fraud

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21
Q

The government offers insurance primarily based upon what needs?

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social needs, such as flood insurance and workers compensation

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22
Q

What company has their home office in another state?

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Foreign

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23
Q

What company is an insurer based in Canada who sells in the U.S.?

24
Q

_________ represent the insurance company, not the insured

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Agent/Producer

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Who may personally liable when violating the producer's contract?
Agent/Producer
26
What types of authority does the producer have?
express, implied and apparent authority
27
The authority a producer has that is written in his or her contract
Espress authority
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The authority in the producer's contract with the insurer the producer represents.
Binding/Apparent authority
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The authority not expressly (written) granted, but is actual authority the producer has to transact normal business activities
Implied authority
30
The elements of a legal contract
C-O-A-L (consideration, offer, acceptance, legal purpose and legal capacity).
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A requirement for a valid contract is
offer and acceptance, or mutual agreement
32
A specific and definite proposal to enter into a contract is
Offer
33
Does the consideration on a policy need to be equal?
No
34
True/False: A policy may not be voided due to unequal consideration
True
35
True/False: A policy will be voided due to unequal consideration
False
36
Under what clause must something of value must be exchanged?
Consideration
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Under what contract must the outcome depend upon chance?
Aleatory
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The doctrine of _______ states that policy ambiguities always favor the insured
adhesion
39
Another word for Insurance policies
unilateral contracts
40
A contract where one party makes an enforceable promise the insurer
unilateral contracts
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the purpose of insurance is to restore the insured to the same position as before the loss occurred
indemnity
42
The doctrine of ________ states that all parties to an insurance transaction are honest
utmost good faith
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the truth to the best of one's knowledge
Representation
44
a sworn statement of truth, guaranteed to be true.
Warranty
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the failure to disclose a material fact.
Concealment
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When an insurer voluntarily gives up the right to obtain information that they are entitled to
Waiver
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_______ must exist at the time of application, but not necessarily at the time of a claim
Insurable interest
48
_______ may be based on economics or family relationships
Insurable interest
49
What exists if someone would benefit if another person continues to live?
Insurable interest
50
Buying a life insurance policy creates ______ _______
immediate estate
51
When life insurance is used to pay estate taxes
estate conservation
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What kind of contract is between the life insurance policyowner and a third party?
Life settlement
53
A person who seeks to sell his or her life insurance policy in a viatical settlement
Viator
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created to establish what a family would lose in income upon the death of the sole or chief income provider
human life value approach
55
The ______ approach to life insurance does not consider future earnings
needs