Traditional Life Mock Exam 1
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What is a characteristic of both endowment and term life policies?

  • No cash value is available to the policy owner during the term of the policy
  • Renewal and conversion privileges are available
  • Insurance protection will be limited to a specified period (correct)
  • A benefit will be paid at the end of the period of coverage if the person is then alive
  • Which of the following is not a function of an application for a life insurance policy?

  • To furnish information on which the contract of life insurance may be written
  • To give details pertaining to non-forfeiture options (correct)
  • To furnish initial information as to insurability
  • To convey to the company the desire of the applicant to obtain insurance
  • What does a father need to appoint his son as in order to pass the life insurance policy on and protect him from Estate Tax Liability?

  • Irrevocable secondary beneficiary (correct)
  • Absolute assignee
  • Revocable primary beneficiary
  • Irrevocable primary beneficiary
  • In what scenario can a policy have an irrevocable beneficiary designated without the beneficiary's permission?

    <p>When the policyholder is incapacitated</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of life insurance policies provide a benefit at the end of the period of coverage if the insured is then alive?

    <p>Endowment policies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main characteristic of both endowment and term life policies?

    <p>A benefit will be paid at the end of the period of coverage if the person is then alive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is not a function of an application for a life insurance policy?

    <p>To give details pertaining to non-forfeiture options</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a father need to appoint his son as in order to pass the life insurance policy on and protect him from Estate Tax Liability?

    <p>Absolute assignee</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what scenario can a policy have an irrevocable beneficiary designated without the beneficiary's permission?

    <p>When the policy owner is retired</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of life insurance policies provide a benefit at the end of the period of coverage if the insured is then alive?

    <p>Whole life policies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Life Insurance Policy Characteristics

    • Both endowment and term life policies have a fixed period of coverage.

    Application for Life Insurance Policy

    • An application for a life insurance policy does not function as a contract.

    Life Insurance Policy Beneficiary

    • A father needs to appoint his son as an irrevocable beneficiary to pass the life insurance policy on and protect him from Estate Tax Liability.
    • A policy can have an irrevocable beneficiary designated without the beneficiary's permission in the case of a minor child.

    Type of Life Insurance Policies

    • Endowment life insurance policies provide a benefit at the end of the period of coverage if the insured is then alive.
    • Term life insurance policies do not provide a benefit at the end of the period of coverage if the insured is then alive, but rather only provide a death benefit.

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    Test your knowledge of traditional life insurance policies with this mock exam. Choose the best answer for each question and indicate your responses on the provided answer sheet.

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