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Waiver of Premium Rider

-in case a client becomes totally disabled


-keeps life policy in force even if insured can no longer pay premium


-6 month waiting period


-usually must be enacted before 60

Guaranteed Insurability Rider

-for younger applicants


-allows insured to increase coverage at option dates (usually 5)


-regardless of health (no physical exam)


-rates are based upon current age at increase

Payor Benefit Rider

-added to policy written on life of a child


-if policy owner dies/becomes disabled, policy stays in force for child


-until child turns 18

Accidental Death Benefit Rider (AD&D)

-also called multiple indemnity rider


-pays double or triple face amount if insured dies of an accident


-NOT sickness


-must die within 90 days of accident

Term Insurance Rider

-often added to whole life policy to increase coverage


-especially if can't afford premium for coverage you want


-term portion only covered if insured dies w/in term


-eventually will expire- whole life will continue to 100

Other Insurance Rider

-when you want to add coverage to a new spouse, newborn child, etc


-subject to physical exam


-for child-- child term rider


-type of term rider

Long Term Care Rider

-can only be added to cash value policy


-can take money out of policy's cash value to pay for nursing home, home health care, etc


-reduces death benefit



Return of Premium Rider

-also called return of premium term(ROPT)


-if insured lives till end of policy period then premium returned tax free

Entire Contract Clause

-defines what is admissible in court


-policy+application


-application MUST be attached


-protects the insured from insurer making changes to the policy


-must get mutual consent

Insuring Clause (Agreement)

-insurance company's promise to pay


-located on first page/face of the policy


-insurance co. has promise that can be legally enforces

Free Look

-gives insured chance to examine policy


-always deliver in person


-starts at policy DELIVERY


-insured can deny or return policy during this time


-insurer must return premiums


-if returned, coverage is voided

Consideration Clause

-an exchange of values


-insured pays premium and provides representations


-insures provides coverage in exchange


-required for legal contract

Owner's Rights

-must pay premium


-may designate (and change) beneficiary


-may take loan or surrender for cash


-may assign ownership rights to others


-may select dividend and nonforfeiture options

Beneficiary Designations

-primary beneficiary receives proceeds when insured dies


-if primary dies before insured then contingent receives proceeds


-may be anybody


-most designations are revocable


-if irrevocable it may not be changed





Common Disaster Clause

-if insured and primary beneficiary die in the same accident


-insured always dies last


-proceeds go to contingent beneficiary

Modes of Payment

-monthly, quarterly, annually


-the more frequent the mode the higher the premium


-Annual mode is the cheapest

Grace Period

-applied if premium not paid on time


-insured is still covered


-insurer pays claim-premium due


-individual life insurance: 30 days


-group life: 31 days

Automatic Premium Loan Rider

-free option but must be selected by insured


-only exists on cash value (whole life) policies


-creates a policy loan, will take out premiums from insured's CV


-keeps whole life policies from going into nonforfeiture


-prevents policy from lapsing

Policies with Level Premiums

-ordinary whole life


-limited-pay whole life


-single premium whole life


-variable whole life


-equity indexed whole life


-term policies

Policies with Flexible Premiums

-adjustable whole life


-universal whole life


-variable/universal whole life


-interest sensitive whole life

Reinstatement Provision

-applies when policy lapses at end of grace period


-allowable up to 5 years after lapse


-must pass physical, pay back all premiums, and repay policy loans


-if approved, insured maintains original age when policy was first created


-do not need insurable interest



Policy Loan Provisions

-applies only to policies with cash value


-the most you can take out is CV-interest


-charged interest, max=8%


-loans do not need to be paid back


-face amount-(loan+interest)=amount paid at death


-policy will lapse if CV becomes 0

Nonforfeiture Provisions

-in case the policy lapses, insurer cannot keep your cash value


-insured has 3 options (CER)


1. cash surrender


2.extended term


3.reduced paid-up



Cash Surrender (Nonforfeiture)

-exchange policy for full cash value


-no further coverage


- amount in excess of premiums is taxable

Extended Term (Nonforfeiture)

-exchange cash value for new term policy


-default option


-same face value as original policy


-more protection but for shorter period of time



Reduced Paid-Up (Nonforfeiture)

-exchange cash value for new whole life policy


-CV used as single premium for new policy


-new policy has immediate CV


-face amount will be smaller than original policy


-less protection but for life (100)

Dividends

Mutual Insurance Co.- dividends go to policyholders, never guaranteed but can be projected, participating policies, dividends not taxable




Stock Insurance Co.-stockholders get dividends, nonparticipating policy

Dividend Options

1. cash


2. interest- insurer leaves dividend with insurer and accumulates interest


3. paid-up additions- can buy more coverage regardless of health


4. apply to premium (insured pays difference)


5. 1 year term- dividend buys term policy (1 year), higher face amount

Incontestability Clause

-insurer can contest a claim during 1st 2 years


-company may contest claims for lying, concealment, etc.


-after 2 years company must pay all claims


-if application incomplete- insurer waives rights to contest on what is blank

Assignments

-owner can permanently or temporarily assign owner's rights


-absolute= permanent ownership change


-collateral= temporary


-does not change beneficiary, just the RIGHT to change beneficiary

Suicide Exclusion

-period of time when policy is bought where suicide is not covered


-protects against adverse selection


-if insured commits suicide, premiums ONLY are paid back


-suicide covered after this period

Misstatement of Age Clause

-applies indefinitely


-if insured lied about age (usually younger) the face amount is adjusted to what the insured should have had


-premiums not adjusted

Settlement (Payout) Options

1. cash


2. interest


3. fixed amount option (receives fixed $ amount over amount of time)


4. fixed period (receive payments for fixed time, amount varies)


5. annuity

Accelerated Death Benefit

-applies when insured gets terminally ill


-insurer pays out portion of death benefit to help pay for medical expenses


-face amount is reduced by amount taken out


-amount paid out not taxable

Exclusions

-student pilots (or could just be charged extra)


-war or military


-generally have few exclusions


-higher risk applicants pay higher premiums