Free Types of Life Insurance Policies Practice Questions
Missouri Life, Accident & Health exam — 73 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. A Missouri variable life policy must allow the owner to return it within how many days of receipt?
10 days
20 CSR 400-1.030 requires a captioned provision letting the policyholder return the policy within ten days of receipt for a refund of premium not allocated plus the separate account value.
2. Under Missouri's variable life rule, how often must the policy's cash value be determined?
At least monthly
20 CSR 400-1.030 requires the cash value of each variable life policy to be determined at least monthly; the variable death benefit is adjusted at least annually.
3. Under Missouri's variable life rule, changes in the variable death benefit must be determined at least:
Annually
20 CSR 400-1.030 requires changes in variable death benefits to be determined at least annually.
4. In a Missouri variable life policy, the "minimum death benefit" is the amount that is:
Guaranteed whatever the account earns
20 CSR 400-1.030(1)(K) defines the minimum death benefit as the guaranteed death benefit payable regardless of the investment performance of the separate account.
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