Life Insurance License Prep iOS App
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Can you have more than one Credit Life Insurance policy?
Yes, but only with different lendersNo, you can only have one policyYes, but only for different loansNo, it is illegal to have more than one policy
You can have more than one credit life insurance policy if you have more than one loan that you want to cover.
What is the term for a beneficiary who is second in line to receive the death benefit?
Secondary beneficiaryContingent beneficiaryRevocable beneficiaryIrrevocable beneficiary
A contingent beneficiary is second in line to receive the death benefit, after the primary beneficiary.
What is a disadvantage of immediate annuities?
They do not provide immediate incomeThey have high fees and expensesThey do not allow for long-term growthThey require a large upfront investment
A disadvantage of immediate annuities is that they do not allow for long-term growth. Once the annuity is purchased and the payments begin, there is no further accumulation of value.
What is the main feature that distinguishes indexed annuities from other types of annuities?
Indexed annuities have a fixed interest rateIndexed annuities have no risk of loss to the principalIndexed annuities are linked to a market indexIndexed annuities offer a guaranteed minimum income benefit
The distinguishing feature of indexed annuities is that they are linked to a market index. This means that the interest earned on the annuity is based on the performance of the index.
Which of the following is not a typical use of immediate annuities?
Funding retirement incomePaying out lottery winningsProviding a death benefitSettlement of a personal injury lawsuit
Immediate annuities are typically used for funding retirement income, paying out lottery winnings, or settling a personal injury lawsuit, but not for providing a death benefit.
Who is responsible for ensuring that all questions on the life insurance application are answered accurately?
The insurance agentThe underwriterThe applicantThe insurer
The applicant is responsible for ensuring that all questions on the life insurance application are answered accurately. While the insurance agent may assist in filling out the application, it is ultimately the applicant's responsibility to provide accurate information.
Who bears the risk during the period covered by a conditional receipt?
The applicantThe insurerThe beneficiaryThe insurance agent
The insurer bears the risk during the period covered by a conditional receipt, not the applicant, beneficiary or insurance agent.
What is the purpose of the Social Security trust funds?
To pay current benefitsTo invest in the stock marketTo loan money to the federal governmentAll of the above
The primary purpose of the Social Security trust funds is to pay current benefits. The funds are not used for investment in the stock market or to loan money to the federal government.
What does the Do Not Call Registry prevent?
Telemarketing callsEmail spamDirect mail advertisingInternet pop-up ads
The Do Not Call Registry prevents telemarketing calls to the numbers listed on the registry.
What is the main purpose of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA)?
To regulate the interest rates charged by health insurance companiesTo ensure that individuals do not lose their health insurance when they change jobsTo expand access to health insurance, protect patients against arbitrary actions by insurance companies, and reduce costsTo prevent health insurance companies from sharing personal health information
The main purpose of the PPACA is to expand access to health insurance, protect patients against arbitrary actions by insurance companies, and reduce costs. It includes a variety of provisions that are intended to increase the affordability and quality of health insurance.
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