Free Types of Life Insurance Policies Practice Questions
Delaware Life, Accident & Health exam — 70 practice questions.
Subtopics: Industrial life, Prohibited policy plans, Premiums as deposits, Noncontributory group life, Association group life, Group life grace period, Group life funeral expenses, Group life conversion, Conversion premium, Conversion on group termination, Death during conversion period, Late notice of conversion rights, Disabled employees in group life, Dependent group life, Group life incontestability, Debtor group life, Variable products license, Term life, Whole life, Universal life, Indexed life, Variable life, Variable universal life, Group life, Specialized policies, Annual renewable term, Return of premium term, Increasing term, Modified whole life, Limited-pay life, Joint life, Universal life Option A, Universal life target premium, Universal life interest crediting, Variable life prospectus, Variable products licensing, Interest-sensitive whole life, Endowment policy, Family income policy, Adjustable life, Credit life, Multiple protection, Fraternal and other
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Sample questions & answers
1. Delaware defines industrial life insurance as policies with a face amount of:
$1,000 or less, with premiums payable monthly or more often
Industrial life insurance is written under policies of $1,000 or less face amount, labeled "industrial policy," with premiums payable monthly or more often.
2. Delaware prohibits a life insurer from delivering a policy that:
Pays survivors benefits from other owners' policy lapses
Prohibited plans include policies providing benefits for surviving or continuing policyholders contingent on the lapse or termination of other policyholders' policies (tontine-type plans).
3. Under Delaware law, a life policy may NOT refer to its premiums as:
Deposits
Prohibited policies include any policy referring to premiums as "deposits" or relating policyholder returns to those of stockholders.
4. A Delaware employee group life policy under which employees pay no part of the premium must insure:
All eligible employees, except those who reject coverage in writing
If no part of the premium comes from employee contributions, the policy must insure all eligible employees except those who reject coverage in writing; the insurer may still limit coverage where evidence of insurability is unsatisfactory.
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