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CA- PSI- Life, Accident & Health Exam Study Guide, Exams of Nursing

A comprehensive study guide for the ca- psi- life, accident & health exam. It covers a wide range of topics related to life, accident, and health insurance, including nonforfeiture options, premium factors, policy types, and coverage details. The guide includes multiple-choice questions and answers, making it a valuable resource for students preparing for the exam.

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2024/2025

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CA- PSI- Life, Accident & Health Exam
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1. Reduced Paid Up: Nonforfeiture option provides new whole life policy at reduced
face amount of protection. Provides coverage for longest time.
2. Extended Term: Nonforfeiture option provides new TERM policy with same face
amount of coverage as original policy
3. Guaranteed Lifetime Withdrawal: Annuity rider that assures owner will at least
get amount paid for the annuity
4. Guaranteed Minimum Income: Rider that guarantees you will get a set amount
annually
5. Paid-Up Additions: Increase the death benefit of the original policy by the
amount the dividend will buy
6. Needs Approach: The predicted needs of a family after the premature death of
the insured
7. 3 Factors that determine premium of life insurance policy: Mortality, Interest,
Expense
8. Optionally Renewable: Allows insurer to terminate policy for any reason or in-
crease premiums for a class of insureds on specified date. Only allowed to terminate
on premium due dates
9. Monthly Premium for health insurance- How long is grace period: 10 days
for monthly pay mode. 7 days for weekly pay mode. 31 days for all other modes.
10. Purpose of Coinsurance provision: Prevent overutilization of policy benefits
11. What does "level" refer to in level term insurance?: Face Amount
12. Limited Pay Whole Life: Policyholder only pays premiums for a specified num-
ber of years. The whole policy is paid by age 100.
13. What type of policy can a policyowner skip payments without lapsing?: -
Universal
14. Death Benefit Options in Universal Life: Option A- Level death benefit, grad-
ually increasing cash value. IRS Corridor
Option B- Increasing death benefit
15. In Variable Universal, what is variable?: Cash Value and Face Amount
16. Pure Death Protection: (Term/temporary protection) if the insured dies during
this term, the beneficiary receives the pay out; if policy is cancelled/expires prior to
insured death, there is nothing payable at the end
17. Main purpose to purchase annuity: Provide income an annuitant can't outlive
18. SIMPLE plans: For no more than 100
19. Initial Enrollment Period (IEP): 7 months, 3 months prior and 3 months after
65th Birthday
20. Return of premium term insurance: is a product that returns the premiums at
the end of the term period provided the insurance is still in force
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  1. Reduced Paid Up: Nonforfeiture option provides new whole life policy at reduced face amount of protection. Provides coverage for longest time.
  2. Extended Term: Nonforfeiture option provides new TERM policy with same face amount of coverage as original policy
  3. Guaranteed Lifetime Withdrawal: Annuity rider that assures owner will at least get amount paid for the annuity
  4. Guaranteed Minimum Income: Rider that guarantees you will get a set amount annually
  5. Paid-Up Additions: Increase the death benefit of the original policy by the amount the dividend will buy
  6. Needs Approach: The predicted needs of a family after the premature death of the insured
  7. 3 Factors that determine premium of life insurance policy: Mortality, Interest, Expense
  8. Optionally Renewable: Allows insurer to terminate policy for any reason or in- crease premiums for a class of insureds on specified date. Only allowed to terminate on premium due dates
  9. Monthly Premium for health insurance- How long is grace period: 10 days for monthly pay mode. 7 days for weekly pay mode. 31 days for all other modes.
  10. Purpose of Coinsurance provision: Prevent overutilization of policy benefits
  11. What does "level" refer to in level term insurance?: Face Amount
  12. Limited Pay Whole Life: Policyholder only pays premiums for a specified num- ber of years. The whole policy is paid by age 100.
  13. What type of policy can a policyowner skip payments without lapsing?: - Universal
  14. Death Benefit Options in Universal Life: Option A- Level death benefit, grad- ually increasing cash value. IRS Corridor Option B- Increasing death benefit
  15. In Variable Universal, what is variable?: Cash Value and Face Amount
  16. Pure Death Protection: (Term/temporary protection) if the insured dies during this term, the beneficiary receives the pay out; if policy is cancelled/expires prior to insured death, there is nothing payable at the end
  17. Main purpose to purchase annuity: Provide income an annuitant can't outlive
  18. SIMPLE plans: For no more than 100
  19. Initial Enrollment Period (IEP): 7 months, 3 months prior and 3 months after 65th Birthday
  20. Return of premium term insurance: is a product that returns the premiums at the end of the term period provided the insurance is still in force

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  1. Proper choice of a policy for a company that transports good that are irreplaceable in nature: Valued Policy
  2. Federal Liability Risk Retention Act: Regulates formation and operation of risk retention and purchasing groups
  3. All the following must sign an application for insurance EXCEPT: Producer, Insurer, Proposed Insurer, Applicant: Insurer
  4. If benefits of basic medical plan is exhausted, what type of plan will then start covering those losses?: Supplementary Major Medical
  5. If the owner of a Whole Life policy with an Accidental Death Rider inten- tionally kills himself 18 months after getting policy, what will the insurance company pay?: No death benefit would be paid if a suicide occurs within the first 2 years of the policy, only premiums would be returned
  6. An insured was injured in a skiing accident and hospitalized for 5 weeks. His medical expense policy would cover all EXCEPT: Loss of Income while Hospitalized, Medicine/Medical Supplies, Surgical Ex- pense, Room & Board: Loss of Income- He would need Disability Income to cover loss of income
  7. Currently Insured/Partially Insured - Pertaining to Social Security: 6 cred- its/quarters in 13 quarter period ending in quarter they were disabled
  8. When a Dr. agrees to accept Medicare approved amount: Assignment
  9. Coordination of Benefits- Primary Purpose: Prevent Overinsurance
  10. Relationship between Capital & Principal Sums: Capital Sums are a Percent- ages of Principal Sums
  11. How many tiers in drug plan formulary?: 2
  12. Custodial Care: Unskilled/Non Medical care given for the primary purpose of meeting personal needs, such as bathing and dressing
  13. The Waiver of Cost of Insurance Rider: Found in Universal Life & Expires when Insured reaches 60. Used in case policyholder becomes disabled
  14. Law of Large Numbers: Larger the pool of risks studied, the more accurate predictions will be
  15. Continuing Education for LTC: 8 hours, included in regular CE Requirements
  16. Conversion: Allows a term policy to be changed into whole life without requiring evidence of insurability
  17. To qualify for disability income under Social Security, the disability must be expected to result in death or last for at least: 12 months
  18. Open Enrollment Period: Nov 1st - Jan 31st
  19. Gross Premium: net premium + expenses
  20. Cash Value Guarantees in a Whole Life Policy: Nonforfeiture Values