Free Types of Life Insurance Policies Practice Questions
Pennsylvania Life exam (series 16-01) — 101 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. When converting group life to an individual policy, the new policy is generally:
Any form the insurer customarily issues except term, at attained-age rates
Conversion is to any customary individual form other than term, at the attained-age rate, without evidence of insurability.
2. The death benefit of a credit life insurance policy in Pennsylvania generally may not exceed:
The outstanding balance of the loan
Credit life insurance is limited to the outstanding indebtedness so the benefit retires the covered loan.
3. When a Pennsylvania group life policy terminates entirely, a covered person may convert to an individual policy only if insured under the group for at least:
Five years
Conversion on termination of the group policy is available to persons insured at least five years; conversion on leaving employment has no such minimum.
4. A Pennsylvania group life policy must give the policyholder a premium grace period of:
31 days
Group life policies must include a 31-day grace period during which death coverage continues.
Practice: Types of Life Insurance Policies
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