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Which of the following is an example of a pure risk?
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An applicant lies about their smoking history on a life insurance application. This is an example of:
Temporary life insurance policy that provides pure death benefit protection for a specified period (such as 1, 10, or 20 years), builds no cash value, and pays benefits only if the insured dies before the coverage period expires.
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A person doesn't bother to lock their front door because they have homeowners insurance. This is an example of:
1035 Exchange
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1. IRC Section 1035 allows tax-free exchange of life insurance to life insurance/annuity/LTC, or annuity to annuity/LTC, but NOT annuity to life insurance.
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A person decides to install a home security system to reduce the chance of burglary. This is an example of:
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Traditional permanent life insurance (also called ordinary or straight life) that remains in force for the insured's entire lifetime with level premiums and a guaranteed, tax-deferred cash value.
Accelerated Death Benefit
1. An accelerated death benefit is a life insurance policy provision that allows terminally ill policyholders to receive a portion of their death benefit while still living, typically when diagnosed with a terminal illness…
Law of Large Numbers Explained
When a policyholder chooses a $2,000 deductible instead of a $500 deductible, they are engaging in:
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Universal Life Insurance
The primary purpose of purchasing insurance is to:
Combination life insurance contract covering two or more lives (such as spouses or business associates) under a single policy that typically pays the death benefit upon the first insured's death.
Chapter 1: Principles of Insurance
1.1 The Concept of Risk
The law of large numbers states that:
Actual Cash Value (ACV)
1. Actual Cash Value is a property valuation method that equals replacement cost minus depreciation, representing what property is worth today after accounting for wear and tear.
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Variable Life Insurance
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for an insurable risk?
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Specialized life insurance policy designed to pay off the outstanding balance of a borrower's loan or charge account if the insured borrower dies before the debt is repaid.
Adverse Selection
1. Adverse selection is an insurance phenomenon where higher-risk individuals are more likely to purchase insurance than lower-risk individuals, creating an imbalanced risk pool that can lead to increased premiums and pote…
RMD (Required Minimum Distribution) Explained
Risk pooling works because:
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In a mutual insurance company, who owns the company?
Type of limited-payment whole life insurance policy funded in full with one lump-sum premium payment rather than ongoing periodic installments.
1.2 Risk Management
A reciprocal exchange is managed by a(n):
Annuity
1. An annuity is an insurance contract that provides a stream of income payments, typically for retirement, in exchange for an initial lump sum or series of payments.
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