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This document covers life insurance policies, including whole life, limited pay, and variable life insurance,
as well as regulations, premium calculations, and agent licensing requirements. It provides a
comprehensive review of the subject matter through 19 questions with correct answers and detailed
explanations. Students can use this document to study, review, and understand concepts in preparation
for a life insurance exam, allowing them to reinforce their knowledge of insurance terminology, policies,
and regulations.
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EXAM QUESTIONS
QUESTION 1
An individual wishes to purchase whole life Insurance but does not wish to pay premiums past
retirement age. Which of the following policies should the person buy?
CORRECT ANSWER
Limited pay
RATIONALE: Whole life insurance policies provide lifetime coverage, but they also require lifetime premiums, which may
not be feasible for an individual who wants to stop paying premiums after retirement. A limited pay whole life insurance
policy, however, allows the individual to pay premiums for a limited period, such as until retirement, and still maintain
lifetime coverage.
QUESTION 2
In addition to the Insurance Department, who has the authority to regulate variable life insurance?
CORRECT ANSWER
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, Securities Exchange Commission
RATIONALE: The Securities Exchange Commission has authority over variable life insurance because it involves the
investment of policyholder premiums in securities, such as stocks and bonds, which fall under the SEC's jurisdiction. This
regulatory overlap is necessary to protect investors, as variable life insurance policies combine life insurance with
investment components that must be compliant with securities laws.
QUESTION 3
Rules and regulations made by the Commissioner of Insurance must be approved by the
CORRECT ANSWER
Georgia Attorney General
RATIONALE: In Georgia, the Commissioner of Insurance is a regulatory official within the state government, and the
Attorney General serves as the chief legal advisor to the state, responsible for ensuring that regulations are
constitutional and comply with state laws. Therefore, it is logical that the Attorney General would be the authority to
approve rules and regulations made by the Commissioner of Insurance to validate their legality.
QUESTION 4
Which of the following has the greatest impact in making one individual's life insurance premium
different from that of another individual, assuming both own the same type of policy?
CORRECT ANSWER
The policy's mortality factor
RATIONALE: The policy's mortality factor has the greatest impact on making an individual's life insurance premium
different from another's because it directly affects the likelihood of the policyholder's death within the policy term, with
lower mortality rates resulting in lower premiums and higher rates increasing premiums. This factor takes into account
the individual's health, lifestyle, and other risk factors that influence the probability of their death, making it a critical
determinant of life insurance premiums.
QUESTION 5
Frank is the insured in a $40,000, 5-year level term policy issued in 2001. He died in 2007. His
beneficiary received
CORRECT ANSWER
nothing
RATIONALE: In a level term life insurance policy, the death benefit is paid only if the insured dies within the policy term,
which in this case is 5 years. Since Frank died in 2007, 6 years after the policy was issued, the policy had already
expired, making "nothing" the correct answer because the beneficiary would not receive the death benefit.
QUESTION 6
Michelle, age 31, just purchased a $50,000 variable life insurance policy. With regard to her policy,
which of the following statements is NOT correct
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