24 Questions
Whole life insurance policies generally have lower premiums than term life policies.
False
Endowment plans provide only insurance coverage without any savings component.
False
Term life insurance policies usually have fixed premiums throughout the policy term.
False
Unit-linked endowment plans invest premiums in a fixed deposit account.
False
Whole life insurance policies provide coverage only up to a certain age.
False
Traditional non-profit endowment plans provide a maturity bonus.
False
Endowment plans are a type of term life insurance policy.
False
An endowment plan's returns are based on the performance of the insurance company's investments.
True
The needs approach takes into account only five expenses, including funeral costs and legal fees.
False
Life insurance is a type of general insurance that covers the life of an insured.
False
General insurance policies and plans usually have a coverage period of five years.
False
Term life insurance covers you for the rest of your life.
False
Whole life insurance only covers you for a set timeframe.
False
You can choose to discontinue a whole life insurance plan after a certain period.
False
General insurance is commonly known as a life insurance product.
False
Life insurance only pays a lump sum known as a death benefit to your beneficiaries after your death if you suffer from total and permanent disability (TPD).
False
An insurance policy is a contract of indemnity where the insured is restored to a better position than before the loss.
False
A person who purchases life insurance has an insurable interest in the subject matter of the insurance.
True
General Insurance is a type of insurance that provides protection against financial loss due to death or disability.
False
The principle of subrogation allows the insured to seek recovery of the loss from a third party.
False
Takaful is a type of conventional insurance that is based on Islamic principles.
False
A family maintenance fund is a type of life insurance policy that provides financial support to the family in the event of the breadwinner's death.
True
The principle of proximate cause determines the likelihood of an event occurring.
False
The needs approach is a method of determining the amount of insurance coverage required by an individual based on their financial needs and goals.
True
This quiz covers the needs approach to insurance, which considers various expenses including funeral costs, legal fees, and more. Learn about the different types of insurance covers and their applications.
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