Life insurance purchased from a fraternal is considered: - Answer Life insurance
purchased from a fraternal is a certificate of membership, not a policy. Fraternals sell
insurance to both members and nonmembers.
The correct answer is: A certificate of membership
The insurer has the option of using an adjustable interest rate in which the maximum
rate is based on: - Answer The insurer has the option of using an adjustable interest
rate in which the maximum rate is based on Moody's corporate bond index.
The correct answer is: Moody's corporate bond index
In Florida, how much time is the "free look" period on a life insurance policy? - Answer
Life insurance and annuity contracts have a 14-day free look period in Florida.
The correct answer is: 14 days
Which of the following is not considered a life insurance replacement transaction? -
Answer Using a dividend option is not considered replacing a life insurance policy.
The correct answer is: A participating life insurance policy in which the one-year term
dividend option is used
What is the purpose of life insurance replacement regulations? - Answer The purpose of
replacement regulations is: to regulate the activities of insurers and agents with respect
to the replacement of existing life insurance; to protect the interests of life insurance
policy owners by establishing minimum standards of conduct to be observed in the
replacement or proposed replacement of existing life insurance by: assuring that the
policy owner receives information with which a decision can be made in his or her own
best interests; and reducing the opportunity for misrepresentation and incomplete
disclosures.
The correct answer is: All of the above
What is the maximum policy loan interest rate for life insurance policies in Florida? -
Answer The maximum policy loan interest rate for life insurance policies is 10% annual.
The correct answer is: 10%
What is the minimum free look period for life insurance policies in Florida? - Answer The
minimum free look period for life insurance policies in Florida is 14 days.
The correct answer is: 14 days
How are the proceeds distributed when an insured and the beneficiary die, but it is
unknown who died first? - Answer When the insured and the beneficiary in a policy of
life or accident insurance have died and there is insufficient evidence that they died
otherwise than simultaneously, the proceeds of the policy shall be distributed as if the
insured had survived the beneficiary. This act does not eliminate the insured's need to
have the common disaster clause in his life insurance policy, which states that life
insurance policy proceeds are paid to the insured's designated beneficiaries if both the
insured and the primary beneficiary are killed in the same accident.