Exam 9: Life and Health Insurance
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The alternative ways that a beneficiary can choose to receive the policy benefits upon the death of the insured are called
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________ is insurance that provides permanent insurance coverage as whole life does; however the policyholder, not the insurance company, takes on the investment risk.
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Cash value policies include a ________ clause that allows you to borrow against the cash value of the policy.
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Life insurance is not meant to benefit you, its purpose is to protect others in the event of your death.
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All of the following are true regarding Health Savings Accounts except
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Which of the following is a government-sponsored health care plan?
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The ________ rider increases your death benefits at the same rate as inflation without forcing you to complete a new medical exam.
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For every $100 set aside in a flexible spending account, taxable income is reduced by
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Sandra is terrible at saving; therefore her insurance advisor suggested a term life insurance policy for her since it has a saving/investing aspect.
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Using the needs approach to determine the amount of coverage looks from the perspective of the ________.
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Insurance that covers medical costs beyond those covered by basic health insurance is
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Most life insurance settlements are based on the named insured dying from an accidental death.
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Among his choices at work, Bill decides to choose a health plan that will protect him from the financial effects of a catastrophic illness. This type of coverage, aimed at medical costs beyond those covered by basic health insurance, is called
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The difference between an individual practice association plan (IPA) and a group practice plan is that ________.
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The main disadvantage of a flexible spending plan is that you may lose any money remaining in the account at the end of the fiscal year.
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Your agent argues in favor of cash-value life insurance. You counteract with term to
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Term life insurance provides protection for a specified amount of time; typically 1-30 years.
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Brenda's husband Bob died last week. Her agent told her she could receive the death proceeds tax-free and a monthly check until her death. He is talking about the ________ settlement option.
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