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Which retirement plan allows employer contributions to be deducted as business expenses?
Which retirement plan allows employer contributions to be deducted as business expenses?
What is a significant advantage of annuities in retirement planning?
What is a significant advantage of annuities in retirement planning?
Which component of the Affordable Care Act is known for its potential impact on health care costs?
Which component of the Affordable Care Act is known for its potential impact on health care costs?
What are the key parts of the Medicare Health Insurance Program?
What are the key parts of the Medicare Health Insurance Program?
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What issue is a significant financial problem for Social Security?
What issue is a significant financial problem for Social Security?
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What is meant by the term 'human life value' in the context of insurance?
What is meant by the term 'human life value' in the context of insurance?
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What is the main advantage of the Waiver of Premium rider in a whole life insurance policy?
What is the main advantage of the Waiver of Premium rider in a whole life insurance policy?
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Which type of life insurance is characterized by fluctuating premiums that can change each year?
Which type of life insurance is characterized by fluctuating premiums that can change each year?
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What distinguishes a living benefit from a death benefit in life insurance?
What distinguishes a living benefit from a death benefit in life insurance?
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Which statement best describes group life insurance?
Which statement best describes group life insurance?
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How is the cost of death protection calculated?
How is the cost of death protection calculated?
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In a contributory plan, who is responsible for the contributions?
In a contributory plan, who is responsible for the contributions?
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What is the primary difference between cash employment and non-cash employment benefits?
What is the primary difference between cash employment and non-cash employment benefits?
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What distinguishes a qualified plan from a non-qualified plan in terms of tax benefits?
What distinguishes a qualified plan from a non-qualified plan in terms of tax benefits?
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Which type of life insurance accumulates cash value over time?
Which type of life insurance accumulates cash value over time?
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Which of the following describes the concept of nondiscrimination in group insurance?
Which of the following describes the concept of nondiscrimination in group insurance?
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What does the reserve in life insurance represent?
What does the reserve in life insurance represent?
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What is one key feature of the Accidental Death Benefit rider?
What is one key feature of the Accidental Death Benefit rider?
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What is the main characteristic of noncontributory plans?
What is the main characteristic of noncontributory plans?
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What distinguishes term life insurance from whole life insurance?
What distinguishes term life insurance from whole life insurance?
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Which life insurance feature allows an insured to purchase more coverage without a medical exam?
Which life insurance feature allows an insured to purchase more coverage without a medical exam?
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Study Notes
C17 - Life Cycle Risks/Exposures
- Understand various life cycle risks, such as mortality, longevity, morbidity, disability, and annuity.
- Be proficient with statistical tables for these factors.
- Evaluate economic value of human life (deceased), including income they'd have acquired if they survived.
- Assess needs of dependents (financial).
- Know capitalization approach (principal reservation + income).
- Differentiate between cash (taxable) and non-cash (non-taxable) employment-based benefits.
C19 - Life Insurance
- Understand how life insurance works through pooling and discounted mortality rate calculations.
- Calculate cost of death protection (#dying/#alive) * $1,000.
- Differentiate between term, whole, universal (type a/b), and variable life insurance.
Term Life Insurance
- Year-to-year premiums, premiums increase annually, pure death protection.
- Only insured during policy period.
Whole Life Insurance
- Lifetime protection, fixed-premium.
Universal Life Insurance
- Guaranteed minimum interest rates based on only bonds.
- Flexible death benefits.
- Face amount increases as cash accumulates.
Variable Life Insurance
- Mutual fund based (risky).
- Value depends on stock performance.
- Fixed premiums.
C20 - Whole Life Insurance Policy Provisions
- Understand the level premium payment method, reserve (cash value) accumulation.
- Understand cash value accumulation for meeting saving needs.
- Know difference between living and death benefits and associated tax implications.
- Know about living benefits (e.g., terminal illness coverage) — typically tax-free if used for qualified expenses, otherwise potentially taxable.
- Understand death benefits (lump sum paid upon death), typically tax-free but may be taxable if estate related.
- Calculate after-tax value of a terminated whole life insurance policy.
- Know life riders like waiver of premium and accidental death benefit features.
Group vs Individual Life Insurance
- Group Life Insurance: Offered by employers, covers multiple people under one policy, generally lower premium, limited customization, and limited portability if you leave the group.
- Individual Life Insurance: Purchased by an individual, tailored coverage, higher cost, independent of employment or group affiliations.
C21 - Retirement Plans
- Define qualified versus non-qualified retirement plans (and their features).
- Know basic retirement types (e.g., DC, DB plans, 401(k), IRA).
- Understand advantages and disadvantages of each type of plan.
- Be familiar with annuities: types, options, advantages/disadvantages, and how they mitigate longevity risk.
C22 - Health Care System
- Understand U.S. Health Care System: its operation, costs, and changes.
- Understand advantages and disadvantages of the system.
C18 - Social Security
- Understand what the acronym OASDHI program stands for
- Discuss financial problems of Social Security and some potential fixes.
- Understand how you qualify for Social Security benefits, and when benefits can be received.
Medicare Coverage
- Explain components of the Medicare Health Insurance Program.
- Medicare parts A, B, and D coverage specifics.
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Explore the critical concepts of life cycle risks, including mortality and longevity, and the intricacies of life insurance. This quiz covers understanding of statistical tables, life insurance types, and economic evaluations regarding dependents and deceased individuals. Test your knowledge on term, whole, and universal life insurance models.