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Washington Life, Accident & Health exam — 65 practice questions.

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Sample questions & answers

1. A Washington employer group life policy must cover at least how many employees at the date of issue?

Two

RCW 48.24.020(3) requires at least two employees at issue, with amounts based on a plan that precludes individual selection.

2. An employer pays the entire premium for its Washington group life plan. The plan must insure:

All eligible employees, except those failing evidence of insurability

RCW 48.24.020(2) requires a noncontributory policy to insure all eligible employees, or all except those whose evidence of insurability is unsatisfactory.

3. To be eligible for Washington group life insurance, an association must have been in active existence for at least:

One year, with a constitution and bylaws

RCW 48.24.045 requires the association to have existed at least one year, have a constitution and bylaws, and be organized for purposes other than obtaining insurance.

4. A Washington labor union group life policy financed partly by member contributions may be placed in force only if at least what percentage of eligible members elect to contribute?

75%

RCW 48.24.050 requires 75% participation for contributory union plans, at least 25 members at issue, and prohibits a plan funded entirely by members' specific contributions.

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