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CA Life Agent Exam

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1. Non-qualified Annuity - Non-deductible contributions & tax-deferred growth. At pay-out - tax-free principal but taxable growth.






2. Federal law allows employees/their dependents to continue group benefits w/in 60 days after termination (if employer has 20+ employees); Insured pays premium @ 102% of group cost.






3. Same as WL but premium low for 1st 5 yrs. - THEN has annual premium increases for set # yrs. - THEN level premium.






4. Experience - rates impacted by actual prior claim experience of actual group; Community - identical rates used for entire community - regardless of experience.






5. Part of IRS Section 125 cafeteria plan - which allows pre-tax payroll deductions for qualified medical expenses or child/dependent care.






6. Govt. organization providing health care benefits for dependents of military personnel.






7. Federal program financed by payroll taxes provided equally by both employer & employee OR entirely by individual (if self-employed). Provides benefits for: Medicare @ age 65+; retirement; $255 lump sum death benefit; (limited) disability; survivors;






8. Receipt whereby coverage incepts conditionally upon submission of full consideration and that all underwriting reqs. are met.






9. 1: Straight aka Pure Life - lifetime income but no survivorship refund; 2: Life w/ Period Certain - lifetime income w/ death benefit of monthly annuity for remaining predetermined term. 3: Annuity Certain - monthly income paid for predetermined term






10. Privately-provided or Medicare-provided (if no private carrier) prescription drug plans for qualified individuals but w/ premium - deductible & co-pay.






11. Part A - Inpatient hospital deductibles vary on # of days; limited reserve days; finite benefit; 1st 3 pints blood; Part B - 20% co-payment.






12. Provides usual & customary business expenses (rent - utilities - salaries - mortgage) if owner becomes disabled; premiums deductible - benefits taxable.






13. Provides for continued operation of business if partner dies - by allowing surviving partner(s) to buy deceased partner's interest in business.






14. Representation - oral or written statement made to best of knowledge or belief; Warranty - statement guaranteed/presumed/understood to be true.






15. Application submitted w/out premium; no coverage until submission of full consideration & completed Statement of Continued Good Health.






16. Prepaid med. benefits for "subscribers" @ approved facilities; many non-profit; Blue Cross - Hospital stays; Blue Shield - M.D. costs.






17. Savings account for medical expenses; Tax-deductible contributions; tax-deferred growth; tax-free for qualified use; taxable for non-qualified use.






18. 1: Individual; 2: Joint - multiple annuitants paid until 1st dies; 3: Joint & Survivor - multiple annuitants paid until 1st dies THEN survivors paid but @ reduced $.






19. Provides benefit during Social Security "black-out" period - up to 1 yr.






20. Taxable income (unlike individual plans); can be either short-term - 13-52 wks. max. or long-term - longer than 52 wks.






21. Actual/Expressed - written powers; Implied - unwritten but customary practices; Apparent - perceived powers.






22. Federal law which prohibits companies w/ 20+ employees from denying work & medical benefits to employees due to age.






23. 1: parties to contract; 2: insured party or life; 3: insurable interest - if 3rd party; 4: risks insured against; 5: policy period (term); 6: premium & mode.






24. A lapsed policy may be reinstated if not longer than 3-5 yrs. - & proof of insurability re-established - & back premiums + interest paid.






25. Disability policy rider covering "the inability to perform some - but not all of your duties"; pays max. 50% of disability benefit for up to 6 mths.






26. If total premiums paid w/in 1st 7 yrs. exceed net level premium that should have been paid - policy is an MEC.






27. Mandatory 100% employer-funded coverage for injuries/illnesses occurring "on" job; full-time employees only; exclusive remedy. Provides: 1: unlimited medical benefit; 2: survivor income replacement & funeral ($5 -000 max.); 3: disability benefit @ 66

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28. Excludes coverage for specific injury/illness either temporarily or permanently in order to eliminate pre-existing condition.






29. Process whereby a reinsurer reinsures w/ another reinsurer.






30. Compensates business for loss due to death or disability of key employee; premiums not deductible but benefits tax-free.






31. Dividends are NOT taxable but interest is. Loan interest is NOT tax-deductible. Interest paid by Insurer on retained funds is taxable.






32. Mathematical law stating the larger # of occurrences - the more predictable the losses; used to calculate premiums.






33. Same as Universal Life but cash value put in investment vehicles chosen by policy owner (stocks - bonds - munis.); cash value NOT guaranteed.






34. Provides medical & personal services for people needing extended assistance w/ Activities of Daily Living (ADL). Other benefits include: assisted living care; respite care; hospice care; adult day care.






35. Commercial (private) companies; HMOs; PPOs; Blue Cross/Blue Shield; Employer-sponsored plans; Government.






36. Pre-existing illness/injury; Waiting period; Elimination period; Probationary period; Benefits - Exclusions - Limitations; Underwriting reqs.






37. Waives premium upon disability of Insured until return to work; disability must persist for 6 mths. or longer. Cash value & dividends not affected.






38. IRS allows tax-free transfer of cash values between 2 LIKE policies (i.e. Life to Life - Annuity to Annuity - or Life to Annuity).






39. Provides disability income during surgery recovery from life-threatening condition (& sometimes cosmetic surgery).






40. 1: Single (lump sum) premium; 2: Periodic premiums - can be level (fixed $) OR flexible from mth. to mth. (w/ req. min.)






41. 1: mortality probability charge; 2: Insurer's investment return; 3: expenses (admin costs - commissions). 1 - 2 = net; 1 - 2 + 3 = gross.






42. Process which prevents claim denial as a result of false statement or promise (made by Insurer) - which was relied upon by Insured.






43. Allows for Term policy renewal @ higher premium w/out medical exam; guarantees insurability; based on actual/attained age.






44. A&H - A&S - Sickness only; Medical; Disability; Accident only; Travel accident; LTC; Medicare supplement; AD&D; Dental/Vision/Prescription; Limited.






45. Policy covering minor child; premium fixed but death benefit increases by 5 times @ age 18 or 21.






46. Premiums determined by target cash values or death benefit; partial cash value w/drawals allowed; transparent policy w/ unbundled premium.






47. Same as WL but policy owner can adjust death benefit w/ corresponding premium adjustments; mostly obsolete.






48. Revocable - changeable anytime w/ Change of Beneficiary Form; Irrevocable - not changeable w/out beneficiary permission.






49. Death benefit determined by Insured's financial goals & needs (minus assets).






50. Identical to Incontestable Clause in Life policy.







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