Risks Analysis Module 1
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What is considered a personal risk exposure?

  • Market fluctuations affecting property value
  • Financial loss from investing in stocks
  • Legal liabilities from property damage
  • Loss of income earning ability due to illness (correct)
  • Which of the following is a consequence of personal risk exposures?

  • Increase in property value
  • Loss of investment opportunities
  • Inability to fund desired education for children (correct)
  • Improved credit score
  • What defines pre-mature death in the context of personal risk exposures?

  • Death after the age of 60
  • Death of a retiree with no dependents
  • Death due to natural causes in old age
  • Death occurring before the accepted retirement age (correct)
  • Which statement best describes the risk associated with pre-mature death?

    <p>It affects the earning capacity and financial situation of dependents.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be prioritized when analyzing risk exposures?

    <p>Risks with the highest potential financial consequence</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Risk Analysis Overview

    • Individuals are exposed to three main types of risks: personal, property, and liability.
    • Higher potential financial consequences dictate priority in risk treatment.

    Personal Risk Exposures and Life Insurance

    • Personal risks directly affect an individual's situation, potentially leading to:
      • Loss of income earning ability.
      • Increased expenses due to illness or disability.
      • Inability to maintain desired retirement lifestyle.
      • Inadequate funding for children's education.
      • Uncertainty in personal wealth accumulation.
      • Difficulty in fulfilling estate distribution wishes.

    Dominant Personal Risk Factors

    • Premature death is the primary personal risk, defined as death before reaching an accepted retirement age (commonly 55 years).
    • The financial implications of premature death include:
      • Direct financial impact on dependents.
      • Loss of future income potential that could support dependents.

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    This quiz covers the fundamental concepts of risk analysis as taught in Module 1 of the RFP program. Focus on personal, property, and liability risks, and learn how to prioritize risks based on their financial consequences. Test your understanding of individual risk exposures and insurance needs.

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