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Which of the following group life plans require at least 75% of the eligible members to
participate?
Contributory
Two business partners own life insurance on each other. If one partner dies, which of the
following contracts will allow the other partner to buy 100 percent of the business interest?
Buy and Sell agreement
, Under a traditional IRA, owners must begin to receive payments from their accounts by the
time they reach age..
70 1/2
social security retirement benefits are determined by all of the following except?
sex
A modification to a life policy is called a..
Rider
the right to change a beneficiary is reserved for the..
policyownerw
Which of the following statements regarding a revocable beneficiary is CORRECT?
the policyowner may change the beneficiary without his or her knowledge or approved
R has just graduated from law school. R knows that R's future earnings will be much higher
than they are now, but wants to purchase a permanent policy now to cover future needs.
Which of the following policies would BEST suit R's needs?
modified whole life
A policy that provides lifetime protection for an insured with premiums payable for 20 years
is called a..
20 pay-life
All of the following are modes of payment in a life policy EXCEPT
bi-weekly
A payor benefit rider provides which of the following benefits?
A waiver of premium should the payor die, until the insured reaches a predetermined age
The termed used to indicate that a policy beneficiary cannot be changed is..
Irrevocable
Which of the following states the terms of coverage during the underwriting process?
the conditional receipt
The provision that addresses misstatements made by applicant on an application is..
Incontestability clause
The grace period in a life insurance policy begins
when the premium is due
which of the following would best be used for estate planning purposes?