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How will the commission be calculated on replacing long term care policy?

It will be calculated based on the difference between the annual premium of the replacement policy and the original polciy.

Upon receiving information by a cold lead device, what should an agent or broker do to the consumer?

The agent, or broker must immediately disclose that fact to the consumer.

Under Part A of Medicare, who submits the claim?

The provider must submit the claim.

Who and What will Adult day care coverage cover in a Long Term Care policy?

Adult day care coverage in a Long Term Care policy will cover part time care in a facility for a person who lives at home.

Who is a group contract between?

It is a contract between the insurer and the employer.

What is a Keogh plan?

It's a retirement plan for those who are self employed.

What is an Illustration?

It's a presentation or depiction that includes non-guaranteed elements of a policy of life insurance over a period years.

What are "non-guaranteed elements" in a life insurance policy illustration?

The "non-guaranteed elements" means the premiums, benefits, values, credits or charges under a policy of life insurance that are not guaranteed or not determined at issue.

What do stock redemption buy/sell agreements do?

They facilitate the purchase of a deceased shareholder's shares from the shareholder's heirs by a corporation.

At what age can a widow or widower without children would be eligible for Social Security survivors benefits?

At age 60.

If a senior has purchased an annuity which is invested in a mutual fund and they cancel during the free look, what happens?

The CIC requires they be refunded the value of the account.

Medicare will send out a Medicare Summary Notice(previsouly known as the Explanation of Medicare Benefits) each quarter which details the services which were provided under Part A and B,if they were covered and how much they were covered for.

The medicare Summary Notice is not a bill. Money due will be billed directly by the provider who performed the services.

What does every Qualified Long Term Care policy sold in California must state on the first page of the policy?

"This contract for long term care insurance is to be a federally qualified long-term care insurance contract and may qualify you for federal and state tax benefits"

What are the guidelines for the free look notice for seniors?

It must be printed in no less than 10-point uppercase type, on the cover of the policy or certificate and the outline of the coverage.

What can a collateral assignment do?

It can be utilized to obtain a loan.

What happens if a policy loan is outstanding when the insured dies and the beneficiary selected the fixed period settlement option, what will the outstanding loan effect?

It will effect the amount of payments received, but not for the length they are received for.

What is an equity indexed annuity's interest rate?

It has a fixed minimum interest rate, and the chance to get a higher rate return like that of the stock market.

What's the withdrawal penalty for a Modified Endowment Contract?

It has a 10% IRS early withdrawal penalty.

Where does the agent's commission source from?

It comes from the insurer expenses portion of the premium charged.

What were the Life Insurance policy illustration regulations NOT created for?

They were not created to eliminate disclosure.

What does the CIC define Insurance as?

They define it as a contract whereby one undertakes to indemnify (to compensate for damage loss or sustained) another against loss, damage, or liability arising from a contingent or unknown event.

When should an outline of coverage be delivered to a prospective applicant for long term care insurance?

It should be delivered at the time of initial solicitation(a petition or request).

What is a joint life policy?

It's a policy that covers multiple lives and pays out when the first insured dies.

What must Life Agent, Fire& Casualty broker-agents and Personal Line agents must do after the pre-licensing requirement?

They must complete a 12-hour Ethics and Code course.

What's included in the employee's gross income in a non-contributory group disability income policy?

Any policy benefits paid for would be included in the employee's gross income.


Who's responsible for the content of a website if an insurance agent hires a website designer?

The insurance agent is responsible for the content of the website.

What is the "exclusion ratio"?

The exclusion ratio is a formula used to determine the amount of annuity distribution which is taxable.

When can the insured change the beneficiary?(One who receives benefits, profits, or advantages.)

They can change the beneficiary anytime if they are revocable.

What is a Coordination of benefits?

A coordination of benefits is a provision which would prevent a family from collection for the same loss twice in a group plan.

When can a representation be altered or withdrawn from?

The representation can be altered or withdrawn before the insurance is effected, but not afterwards.

What do all insurers, brokers, agents, and others engaged in the business of insurance owe a policy holder or a prospective policyholder?

They all owe a policyholder or a prospective policyholder a duty of honesty, and a duty of good faith and fair dealing.

What is not included in the employee's gross income if the premium for a group disability income policy is fully paid for?

The employee benefits would be excluded from the employee's gross income.

What must be present when a life insurance policy is first issued?

Insurable interest.

What is the measure of liability in life insurance?

The measure of liability is the sum or sums payable as provided in the policy to the person entitled thereto.