Life & Health Insurance Ch. 2 Flashcards

Memorize (43 cards)

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Policyowner

A

Purchaser of the life insurance policy but does not have to be the insured one

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2
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Death Benefit

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Paid upon the death of the inusred

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3
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Third Party Ownership

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Policy is owned by someone else
Ex. spouse or parent

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4
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When must producers provide the Buyer’s Guide and Policy Information

A

At the time of application

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Notice of Information

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Applicant must be notified and given written consent for info sent to a third party

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6
Q

HIPPA Privacy Rules

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All individually identifiable health information must remain confidential

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7
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Policy Replacement

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Any transaction in which a new life policy or annuity is to be purchased and the producer knows the contract will either:
Lapse, reduce, amended, or reissued

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8
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Conservation

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Act of saving the current policy and preventing it from being replaced

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9
Q

Primary source of information

A

The application

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10
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Required signatures

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Both the producer and applicant

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11
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Changes in application

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Applicant must initial any changes

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12
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Incomplete application

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Producers responsibility to make sure application is filled out
anything not filled out will be returned

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13
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Initial premium

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Premium paid at the time of application

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14
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Conditional Receipt

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Says when the coverage will begin
Longer of the 2
date of application or date of completion of and medical exams

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15
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Binding Receipt

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Provides immediate coverage if premium is paid at time of application

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16
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Trial Application

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application submitted without a premium

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17
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Trial Application is also called

A

Collect on Delivery (CoD)

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18
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Underwriting

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Process of selection, classification, and rating
Determining if someone is insurable essentially

19
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What is the purpose of underwriting?

A

To detect any adverse selections

20
Q

6 Sources of Underwriting

A

Application
Medical Exams
Attending Physician’s Statement
Medical Information Bureau
Inspection Report
Agents Report

21
Q

The Application

A

Underwriter confirms insurable interest exists
Part 1: General information
Part 2: Medical background/history

22
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Medical/Physical Exam

A

Doctor conducts a check up at insurer’s expense

23
Q

Attending Physician Statement (APS)

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Used when an applicant or medical report reveal conditions that need more information

24
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Medical Information Bureau (MIB)

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Used to collect adverse medical information about an applicant’s health
Applicant cannot be declined because of this report

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Inspection Report
General report of the applicant's finances, moral, work, hobbies etc
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Agent's Report
Personal statement about the applicant from the producer
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Underwriting Factors
Age, gender, job, physical condition, tobacco use, health history
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Standard Risks
Normal human, average life expectancy
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Preferred Risks
Individuals who qualify for a lower premium Above average life expectancy
30
Substandard Risks
Individuals with poor health
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What are substandard risks issued?
Rated policies or Surcharges
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What can be the frequency of premium payments?
Monthly. quarterly, semi-annually, or annually
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What is the cheapest way to pay?
Annually
34
What is the most expensive way to pay?
Monthly
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Who's responsibility to deliver the policy and collect premiums?
Producer
36
Legal Delivery or Constructive Delivery
Only happens when the premium was paid at the time of application
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Substandard Contract
Insurer may "counteroffer" the applicant based off reports
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Statement of Good Health
Used if premium isn't paid at time of application says the applicant remained in good health
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Survivor Protection
Providing funds for surviving spouses and dependents
40
Estate Creation
Life insurance proceeds paid in one lump sum to create an immediate estate that the insurer can pass on
41
Estate Conservation
Provides money to pay any estate taxes or loans upon the death of the insured
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Cash Accumulation
Amount of cash accessible to the policyholder
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Liquidity
Immediate funds available upon death of the insured