Exam 13: Life Insurance
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Which of the following will not affect the premiums on a term life insurance policy?
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The most accurate method of determining life insurance needs is
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Use the following two columns of items to answer the matching questions below:
-What are three types of settlement options?
A)a single payment to the beneficiary
B)alternative ways a beneficiary can receive benefits
C)Lump-sum, installment payments, and interest payments.
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Rather than purchasing mortgage life insurance, individuals can achieve the same goal and possibly save money by purchasing sufficient ________ to pay off the mortgage.
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Whole life policies can be structured to provide a higher level of death benefits to beneficiaries in the early years of the policies or for the policies to be paid off in a certain time period, for example, 20 years.
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Sam figures it will take $250,000 invested at 6% to provide suitable income to his family for 12 years. He would also like to have $40,000 set aside to educate his two children. Sam's current savings is $20,000. How much life insurance does he need using the budget method?
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A lump-sum insurance settlement would be most appropriate for
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Which of the following best explains why approximately one-third of households in the United States do not have life insurance?
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Which of the following is not a settlement option for life insurance?
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If a policyholder with a universal life insurance policy skips a payment, then the insurance company
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For which type of insurance policy is choosing an insurance company with a high rating the most important?
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Which of the following will increase your need for life insurance?
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The cheapest form of life insurance that provides coverage for a specified time period is ________.
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Disadvantages of term insurance are that it increases in cost when you renew it and that it has no value when it matures or you discontinue your policy.
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A person's need for life insurance varies quite a bit over his or her lifetime.
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Name four factors that are utilized in the budget method of calculating life insurance.
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A lump sum settlement option is usually the best choice, even if a beneficiary is not very good at managing large sums of money.
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The ________ in a life insurance policy allows the beneficiary to receive the proceeds in different ways.
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Which of the following factors does not affect your life insurance premiums?
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