Exam 20: Life, Fire, and Auto Insurance
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Given the following information and using the tables in the handbook, the total annual premium is:
Class 17 operator Compulsory 10/20/5 Symbol 5
Age 4
Optional 100/300 bodily Collision $200 deductible Comprehensive $200 deductible
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Joan Raft had taken out an $80,000 fire insurance policy for her new shop at a rate of $.81 per $100. Seven months later, Joan canceled the policy and decided to move the shop to a new location. What refund did she receive?
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Jim Leary insured his bookstore with a fire insurance policy of $90,000 at a cost of $.58 per $100. Eight months later his insurance company canceled the policy because of failure to correct a fire hazard. What did Jim have to pay for the eight months of coverage?
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Find the following:
Face Value Age and Sex of Insured Type of Insurance Annual Premium \ 76,000 25 5 -Year Term A
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Find the following:
Face Value Age and Sex of Insured Type of Insurance Annual Premium \ 100,000 30 20-P ay Life A
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Calculate the cost of the premium:
Rating of Area Class Building Contents 2 A \ 80,000 \ 50,000
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Abby Small, age 40, wants to take out a $300,000 term insurance policy. What is her annual premium? At the end of five years, what is the cash value?
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Find the following:
Face Value Age and Sex of Insured Type of Insurance Annual Premium 26,000 37 Straight Life A
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Joe Rossen opened a pizza shop. He insures his shop for $90,000 for fire. What is his insurance premium if the rate per $100 is $.83?
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A 20-year endowment does not build up any cash value by the end of year 5.
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Match the following terms with their definitions.
-No-fault
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Lowering deductibles for collision will result in increased premiums.
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Calculate the amount the insurance company will pay:
Value of Property Amount of Insurance Policy Actual Fire Loss Amount Insurance Company will pay \ 70,000 \ 40,000 80\% Co-Ins \ 11,200 A \ 90,000 \ 50,000 80\% Co-Ins \ 36,000 B
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Match the following terms with their definitions.
-Indemnity
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John Davis's store is worth $400,000 and is insured for $240,000. Assuming an 80% coinsurance clause and a fire that caused $100,000 of damage, what is the liability of the insurance company?
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Using the tables in the handbook, calculate Joe Wheel's Auto premium:
Class 17 operator
Compulsory 10/20/5
Symbol 5
Age 4
Optional 100/300 bodily
Collision $300 deductible
Comprehensive $300 deductible
Damage to someone else's property 25M
Towing
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Match the following terms with their definitions.
-Endowment insurance
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Premiums for straight-life insurance are higher than premiums for term insurance.
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