Exam 13: Life Insurance

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If you determine your life insurance needs by considering your annual living expenses,special future expenses,debt,job marketability of spouse,and value of existing savings,you are using the ________ method.

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Life insurance is an indication of good financial planning,since it provides a payment to the policyholder upon his or her death.

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Advantages of whole life insurance policies are that they provide long-term coverage,the rates are fixed,and they have a savings or cash value feature.

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Using the income method,if Jenny has an annual income of $50,000,debt of $20,000,and a factor of 10,then she should purchase ________ of life insurance.

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Life insurance that provides insurance coverage for a specified term and also includes a savings option is called ________ insurance.

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Universal life insurance is similar to whole life,but allows the policyholder more choices of how the savings portion of their premiums are invested.

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In the ________ method,life insurance is determined as a multiple of your annual income.

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A universal life policy gives policyholders the right to select their ________ that whole life policyholders do not have.

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The income method,used to calculate your life insurance coverage,multiplies your current annual income by

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If you buy a term insurance policy with a conversion option,this means that you

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Which type of life insurance allows the policyholder to make his own individual investment decisions?

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The job marketability of your spouse

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Brad earns $50,000 per year as a manufacturer's rep and his wife,Nancy,earns $100,000 per year as an Oncologist.When they had children,Nancy left her practice to become a full-time mother.The family's expenses are $35,000 per year,which includes an amount being saved for the children's college education.Brad and Nancy have two children,ages 2 and 5.They receive an average return of 6 percent on their investments.Nancy has retained her active medical license and plans to return to work full-time when the children enter school.Using the budget method,how much life insurance should the family have in the event of Brad's death? (a)$344,100 (b)$573,500 (c)$1,147,000 (d)Zero

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A disadvantage of term insurance is that

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A disadvantage of variable life policies is that the cash value may actually decrease in value if stocks or other investments decline.

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Whole life insurance has a ________ premium and has ________ cash value build up over the life of the policy.

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Which of the following is false concerning term life insurance?

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Life insurance proceeds are not used to

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The more savings a household has accumulated,the less life insurance they will need.

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Which of the following factors does not affect your life insurance premiums?

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