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CA Life Agent Exam
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1. Pays death benefit until age 100 or death; builds equity (cash value); may be transferred or sold; generally level premium.
CHAMPUS (aka TriCare)
Whole (aka Permanent or Straight) Life policy
Automatic Premium Loan (APL) provision
Insuring clause/provision (aka Insuring Agreement)
2. Prepaid med. benefits for members ONLY w/ approved primary care M.D. (HMO employee); focus on preventative care; low co-pay.
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
Concealment
Primary Insurance Amount (PIA)
Workers' Compensation insurance
3. Compensates business for loss due to death or disability of key employee; premiums not deductible but benefits tax-free.
CHAMPUS (aka TriCare)
Reinstatement provision
Notice of Claim provision
Key Employee policy
4. Identical to Incontestable Clause in Life policy.
Time Limit on Certain Defenses provision
Variable Universal Life policy
Group Disability plan
Insurer (as defined by CIC)
5. Private sector (Commercial) - provides LA&H - P&C - & LTC; Public sector (Gov't) - provides flood - work. comp. - Medicare/Medicaid - Group Life (SGLI/FEGLI).
Dental Plan
Common Disability Exclusions
Types of Insurers (by sector)
Dividends
6. After 2-3 yrs. - Whole Life policy equity builds tax-deferred @ fixed interest rate until it equals death benefit; borrowable but taxable.
Cash value
Non-forfeiture options for WL policy
Annuity Classifications (2 of 5): When benefits begin
Adjustable Whole Life policy
7. Financial interest in insured party that must exist @ time of application OR policy issuance. Requires consent (except minors).
Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) Life policy
Errors & Omissions (E&O)
Types of Term Life policies
Insurable interest
8. Same as Term Life but provides living benefit (endowment) to policy owner if Insured survives entire term.
Revocable vs. Irrevocable beneficiary
Family policy
Endowment Life policy
Guaranteed Insurability (aka Additional Purchase or Future Increase) Disability rider
9. Policy must be delivered w/ original (or copy of same) application attached.
Palliative vs. Curative care
Entire Contract provision
Types of Licensed Producers
Medicare Part D
10. 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
Adverse selection
AIDS/HIV discrimination
Annuity Classifications (4 of 5): Disposition "pay-out" of proceeds
Cash value
11. Palliative - treatment to manage pain; Curative - treatment to cure illness/condition.
Joint Life (aka "First to die") policy
Conformity with State Statute provision
Palliative vs. Curative care
Variable Life policy (2 of 2)
12. Federal law which prohibits companies w/ 20+ employees from denying work & medical benefits to employees due to age.
Rate (as defined by CIC)
Medicare Part B (aka Supplemental Medical Insurance or SMI)
Total disability (as commonly defined)
Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA)
13. Representation - oral or written statement made to best of knowledge or belief; Warranty - statement guaranteed/presumed/understood to be true.
Family Income policy
Errors & Omissions (E&O)
Annuity
Applicant Representations vs. Warranties
14. Revocable - changeable anytime w/ Change of Beneficiary Form; Irrevocable - not changeable w/out beneficiary permission.
CHAMPUS (aka TriCare)
Revocable vs. Irrevocable beneficiary
Multiple Employer Trust (MET) aka Multiple Employer Welfare Association (MEWA)
Non-Occupational Disability policy
15. Part of IRS Section 125 cafeteria plan - which allows pre-tax payroll deductions for qualified medical expenses or child/dependent care.
Human Life Value approach
Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Annuity Classifications (4 of 5): Disposition "pay-out" of proceeds
Automatic Premium Loan (APL) provision
16. Primary - if 2 or more - equally shared; Contingent (Secondary) - only if primary dead; Tertiary - only if both primary & secondary dead. If none listed - goes to estate.
Mortality vs. Morbidity tables
Small Employer Medical Expense plan
Beneficiary provisions
Modified Premium Whole Life policy
17. An unintentional mistake committed by an insurance representative; may be covered by E&O insurance.
Premium modes
Guaranteed Insurability Life rider
Errors & Omissions (E&O)
Modified Endowment Contract (MEC)
18. Provides usual & customary business expenses (rent - utilities - salaries - mortgage) if owner becomes disabled; premiums deductible - benefits taxable.
Approval Type Conditional receipt
Tax implications of medical plans
Business Overhead Expense (BOE) Disability policy
Life insurance policy
19. If Insured & primary beneficiary die due to same act (w/in 14 days) - primary assumed 1st to die & contingent beneficiary paid death benefit.
Dependent coverage
Common Disaster (Simultaneous Death Act) clause/provision
Applicant Representations vs. Warranties
Accelerated Benefits (aka Terminal Illness or Living Benefits) rider
20. Treating or mitigating loss exposures through 1: avoidance; 2: retention (deductibles); 3: sharing; 4: reduction; or 5: transfer.
Annuity Classifications (1 of 5): How premium is paid
Reinstatement provision
Risk management
Trusts
21. Federally-funded but state-run program for truly indigent individuals & families providing medical care at Federal clinic.
Long Term Care (LTC) policy
Rehabilitation rider
Applicant Representations vs. Warranties
Medicaid/Medi-Cal
22. Written contract that provides INCOME @ high interest rate for fixed period OR for annuitant's lifetime w/ possible death benefit.
Palliative vs. Curative care
Annuity
Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) Disability rider
Plans A-L of Medical Supplement or Medigap
23. 4: Funds retained by Insurer until w/drawn - interest ONLY paid monthly (taxable); 5: Paid-up immediate annuity.
Settlement options for Life policy (2 of 2)
Family policy
Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA)
Payment of Premium provision
24. Mortality is the statistical possibility of death @ each age. Morbidity is the statistical possibility & extent of disability @ each age.
Insurance contract characteristics (1 of 2)
Mortality vs. Morbidity tables
Errors & Omissions (E&O)
Tax implications of Dividends - Loans & Interest
25. Permanent disability due to total loss of sight - hearing - speech or use of 2 + limbs; benefits paid even while continuing to work.
Major Medical plan
Presumptive disability
Plans A-L of Medical Supplement or Medigap
Convertibility provision
26. Dependent children are covered until 19 or 23 (full-time student only) or until self-sufficient (if handicapped).
Impairment (Exclusion) rider
Current Assumption (aka Interest-Sensitive) Whole Life policy
Dependent coverage
Limited Pay Whole Life policy
27. No-cost provision that authorizes Insurer to borrow from cash value to pay unpaid premiums after grace period; must ask for @ app. time.
Joint Life (aka "First to die") policy
Permanent vs. Temporary disability
Insurance contract characteristics (2 of 2)
Automatic Premium Loan (APL) provision
28. Info already known; Info that should have been known; Waived info; Irrelevant info.
Policy delivery
Universal (aka Flexible Premium Adjustable) Life policy (4 of 4)
Concealment exceptions
Incontestability clause/provision
29. 1: Tax-free lump sum; 2: Monthly pay-outs for fixed time; 3: Fixed monthly payments until depleted.
Settlement options for Life policy (1 of 2)
Tax implications of an Annuity (1 of 2)
Universal (aka Flexible Premium Adjustable) Life policy (1 of 4)
Proof of Loss provision
30. Pure risk involves chance of loss ONLY (accident or misfortune). Speculative risk involves chance of loss OR gain (gambling - stock investment).
Family policy
Retrocession
Types of Medical Plans
Pure risk vs. Speculative risk
31. Available for any reason up to full cash value @ fixed (max 8%) OR variable interest rate; loan $ + interest deducted from benefit @ death.
Graded Premium Whole Life policy
Policy loans
Joint Life (aka "First to die") policy
Endowment Life policy
32. Same as WL but w/ Level Term rider; upon death - pays monthly income for FULL term AFTER which pays full death benefit.
Group Disability plan
Types of Term Life policies
Family Maintenance policy
Juvenile Life (aka Jumping Juvenile) policy
33. Preferred or Preferred Smoker; Standard or Standard Smoker; Substandard; Denied.
Underwriting risk categories
Time Limit on Certain Defenses provision
Loss exposure
Renewability provision
34. Responsible adult trustee designated to manage death benefits for minor child beneficiary until adulthood.
Beneficiary provisions
Incontestability clause/provision
Trusts
Non-forfeiture options for WL policy
35. Same as WL but death benefit increases annually - linked to Consumer Price Index; premium increases annually OR is set high from start.
Transplant/Cosmetic Surgery rider
Equity Index Whole Life policy
Types of Medical Plans
Universal (aka Flexible Premium Adjustable) Life policy (4 of 4)
36. A lapsed policy may be reinstated if not longer than 3-5 yrs. - & proof of insurability re-established - & back premiums + interest paid.
Credit Life policy
Preferred Provider Organization (PPO)
Reinstatement provision
Mortality vs. Morbidity tables
37. Mathematical law stating the larger # of occurrences - the more predictable the losses; used to calculate premiums.
Medicare Part D
Universal (aka Flexible Premium Adjustable) Life policy (4 of 4)
Common Disability Exclusions
Law of Large Numbers
38. Group plan initially self-funded by employer (like SIR); after which - group plan Insurer covers (up to policy limit); requires TPA.
Employer-Administered plan
CHAMPUS (aka TriCare)
Annuity
7 Pay Test
39. Grows @ fixed min. interest rate but w/ possible higher rate tied to equity index (i.e S&P Equity Index) appreciation; gains shared w/ Insurer.
Exclusions for Major Medical plan
Medicaid/Medi-Cal
Equity Indexed annuity
Trusts
40. Hybrid of HMO & PPO w/ greater flexibility on choosing specialists outside network w/ benefits still provided but @ higher co-pay.
Point of Service plan
Rate (as defined by CIC)
Life insurance policy
Medicare Supplement or Medigap policy
41. Receipt whereby coverage incepts conditionally upon submission of full consideration and that all underwriting reqs. are met.
Medicare Part A (aka Hospital Insurance or HI)
Tax implications of an Annuity (1 of 2)
Insurability Type Conditional receipt
Transplant/Cosmetic Surgery rider
42. 1: Cash (tax-free); 2: Apply to future premiums; 3: Retained by Insurer @ interest; 4: Buy Paid-up WL policy add-ons; 5: Pay-up existing policy; 6: Buy 1-yr. Term policy.
Renewability provision
Dividend options
Types of Insurers (by ownership)
Life insurance policy
43. Peril is the CAUSE of loss. Hazard is a condition that increases LIKELIHOOD of loss.
Medicare Part B (aka Supplemental Medical Insurance or SMI)
Palliative vs. Curative care
Peril vs. Hazard
Mortality vs. Morbidity tables
44. 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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45. Provides % of monthly income benefit if Insured becomes disabled due to illness or accident.
Disability Income policy
Medi-Cal Share Cost plan
Common Life Exclusions
Types of Insurers (by authorization)
46. Agreement - Offer & acceptance; Consideration - application + premium; Legal capacity - licensed &/or competent; Legal purpose - public good.
Elements to contract
Requirements to sell variable life products
Concealment
Common Life Exclusions
47. No-charge annuity w/drawals allowed up to 10% of total - THEN penalized on sliding scale based on # policy yrs.; conditionally waived.
Insurability Type Conditional receipt
Point of Service plan
Human Life Value approach
Annuity surrender charges
48. Provides hospital insurance automatically @ age 65 (if FICA qualified) @ no fee but may have deductible & co-pay.
Dividends
Medicare Part D
Settlement options for Life policy (2 of 2)
Medicare Part A (aka Hospital Insurance or HI)
49. Federally-sponsored health care for individuals 65+ &/or w/ certain disabilities; may run concurrent w/ group plan but group plan would act primary - THEN Medicare.
Business Continuation (aka Buy-Sell) Disability policy
Single Pay Whole Life policy
Medicare
Employer-Administered plan
50. A company providing lump sum buyout (50-90% of total) of Life policy; becomes owner & beneficiary & assumes premium payments; usually terminally ill viator.
Viatical Settlement Provider (VSP)
Annuity
Premium modes
Occupational Disability policy
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