This document contains 50 multiple choice questions related to insurance. The questions cover various insurance concepts such as the different types of insurance policies, claim processes, insurance terminology, regulations, and more. The document was prepared by Manish Suryawanshi and contains his contact information at the top.
This document contains 41 multiple choice questions prepared by Manish Suryawanshi related to insurance. The questions cover various insurance concepts including the stages of life when past savings are most appreciated, factors considered in insurance underwriting, types of risks that cannot be addressed by pensions, who provides public pensions, and conditions that can negatively affect insurability. The document also includes questions about complaint forums, traditional methods to determine insurance needs, types of retirement planning, and key terms like contingencies, key person insurance, phases of retirement planning, and objectives of mortgage redemption insurance.
This document contains 41 multiple choice questions from an insurance exam test paper. The questions cover topics like types of insurance plans, insurance policies and riders, insurance terms and concepts, regulations, and more. This appears to be a practice test to help students prepare for an insurance licensing or certification exam.
This document contains 27 multiple choice questions about life insurance concepts. It tests understanding of different types of insurance plans like term plans, endowment plans, and whole life plans. It also covers insurance principles like risk pooling, elements of insurance business, and objectives of different insurance products.
The document contains 50 multiple choice questions from an insurance exam preparation document. The questions cover various insurance concepts including types of insurance policies, terms used, key features and benefits. The document is prepared by Manish Suryawanshi and contains his contact details. It has questions ranging from types of insurance, health insurance features, annuities, insurance regulations and more. The document is aimed to help students prepare for an insurance related certification exam.
IC 33 Insurance Agent's Exam Manish presentation full chaptersManish Suryawanshi
The document is a presentation on introduction to insurance. It discusses:
- The history and evolution of life insurance, including key milestones like the Life Insurance Companies Act of 1912, the Insurance Act of 1938, and the nationalization of life and non-life insurance.
- The basics of how insurance works as a risk transfer tool through the pooling of similar risks. It covers concepts like assets, risks, contracts, insurers and insured parties.
- Different risk management techniques used in insurance like risk avoidance, control, retention, financing and transfer.
- The role of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) as the regulator for the insurance industry in India.
This document contains a mock test with multiple choice questions about insurance concepts. It begins with 33 questions covering topics like the definition of insurance, the origins of the insurance business, the role of the Life Insurance Corporation in India, different types of insurance policies and contracts, and concepts like risk pooling, insurable interest, and proximate cause. It then continues with another 8 questions about level premiums, statutory reserves, types of insurance plans, and typical risks faced by individuals.
- Mortgage Redemption Plan is a decreasing term insurance plan designed to provide a death benefit that corresponds to the decreasing balance owed on a mortgage loan.
- Tax benefits are provided by the government to promote health insurance.
- An individual with an aggressive risk profile would likely follow a wealth accumulation investment style.
- Keyman insurance indemnifies fixed monetary sums specified in an insurance policy that are incurred due to the death or disability of important employees.
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions from an English exam paper on insurance topics. The questions cover topics like the Married Women's Property Act, types of annuities, health and life insurance concepts, and financial planning principles. The majority of the questions have a single correct answer selected from 4 answer choices labeled A, B, C or D.
This document contains 41 multiple choice questions prepared by Manish Suryawanshi related to insurance. The questions cover various insurance concepts including the stages of life when past savings are most appreciated, factors considered in insurance underwriting, types of risks that cannot be addressed by pensions, who provides public pensions, and conditions that can negatively affect insurability. The document also includes questions about complaint forums, traditional methods to determine insurance needs, types of retirement planning, and key terms like contingencies, key person insurance, phases of retirement planning, and objectives of mortgage redemption insurance.
This document contains 41 multiple choice questions from an insurance exam test paper. The questions cover topics like types of insurance plans, insurance policies and riders, insurance terms and concepts, regulations, and more. This appears to be a practice test to help students prepare for an insurance licensing or certification exam.
This document contains 27 multiple choice questions about life insurance concepts. It tests understanding of different types of insurance plans like term plans, endowment plans, and whole life plans. It also covers insurance principles like risk pooling, elements of insurance business, and objectives of different insurance products.
The document contains 50 multiple choice questions from an insurance exam preparation document. The questions cover various insurance concepts including types of insurance policies, terms used, key features and benefits. The document is prepared by Manish Suryawanshi and contains his contact details. It has questions ranging from types of insurance, health insurance features, annuities, insurance regulations and more. The document is aimed to help students prepare for an insurance related certification exam.
IC 33 Insurance Agent's Exam Manish presentation full chaptersManish Suryawanshi
The document is a presentation on introduction to insurance. It discusses:
- The history and evolution of life insurance, including key milestones like the Life Insurance Companies Act of 1912, the Insurance Act of 1938, and the nationalization of life and non-life insurance.
- The basics of how insurance works as a risk transfer tool through the pooling of similar risks. It covers concepts like assets, risks, contracts, insurers and insured parties.
- Different risk management techniques used in insurance like risk avoidance, control, retention, financing and transfer.
- The role of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) as the regulator for the insurance industry in India.
This document contains a mock test with multiple choice questions about insurance concepts. It begins with 33 questions covering topics like the definition of insurance, the origins of the insurance business, the role of the Life Insurance Corporation in India, different types of insurance policies and contracts, and concepts like risk pooling, insurable interest, and proximate cause. It then continues with another 8 questions about level premiums, statutory reserves, types of insurance plans, and typical risks faced by individuals.
- Mortgage Redemption Plan is a decreasing term insurance plan designed to provide a death benefit that corresponds to the decreasing balance owed on a mortgage loan.
- Tax benefits are provided by the government to promote health insurance.
- An individual with an aggressive risk profile would likely follow a wealth accumulation investment style.
- Keyman insurance indemnifies fixed monetary sums specified in an insurance policy that are incurred due to the death or disability of important employees.
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions from an English exam paper on insurance topics. The questions cover topics like the Married Women's Property Act, types of annuities, health and life insurance concepts, and financial planning principles. The majority of the questions have a single correct answer selected from 4 answer choices labeled A, B, C or D.
Perils are medical factors that influence the risk of dying, while hazards are lifestyle activities that influence risk. Perils refer to the risk that policyholders will die before a specified date, while hazards are factors that could influence that risk. Real needs are actual needs, while perceived needs are based on a client's thoughts and desires. If a person is concentrating more on health and retirement plans, they are likely in the pre-retirement stage of life.
This document contains a mock test for an English IC33 Chapter 12 exam. It consists of 29 multiple choice questions testing understanding of key concepts related to insurance policies, documents, and contracts. Key topics covered include policy documents, premium receipts, revival, non-forfeiture, and other standard policy provisions.
Mr. Suresh took out a home loan but died after 2 years, leaving the loan unpaid. He should have taken out a term life insurance policy to secure repayment of the home loan in case of his death. Keyman insurance covers losses related to the period when a key employee is unable to work or has died, protecting the business. Creditors cannot seize assets that are part of the proceeds of a keyman insurance policy taken out on the life of a business owner like Mahesh.
This document contains a test paper with multiple choice questions and answers related to life insurance concepts. Some key topics covered include the main objective of life insurance (protection), clauses in insurance policies like the operative clause, roles of underwriters and agents, benefits provided by riders like accidental death benefits, requirements around premium payments, claim investigation timelines, the regulator IRDA, and the powers of the insurance ombudsman.
This document contains a mock test with multiple choice questions about regulations for insurance agents in India. It covers topics like licensing requirements, training requirements, rules around offering rebates, types of agents and brokers, and the key acts that govern the insurance industry in India like the Insurance Act of 1938 and the IRDA Act of 1999.
This chapter discusses key concepts related to selling and marketing insurance. It explains that insurance agents are salespeople who use persuasive skills to sell policies to customers. The insurance sales process involves prospecting customers, conducting pre-interviews to create interest, sales interviews to identify customer needs, presenting appropriate insurance solutions, and closing the sale. Post-sale steps include following up on customer service expectations and maintaining ongoing contact with customers. Successful insurance marketing requires identifying and segmenting customer markets, targeting segments based on needs, and positioning relevant products using the 4Ps of marketing strategy.
This document provides an introduction to the pre-recruitment qualification study text for life insurance agents in India. It discusses the goals of developing professionalism and ethical standards among agents. It emphasizes the importance of agents prioritizing customer needs and interests. The study text aims to help agents attain the necessary knowledge, skills, and understanding to be licensed and provide expert advice to clients. It covers topics like insurance, products, claims, regulations, and ethics. It stresses the need for a structured advice process involving fact-finding, needs assessment, and recommendations. It also acknowledges the support of industry organizations in developing the material and wishes students the best in their studies and future careers.
This document outlines several key principles of insurance:
(i) Utmost good faith requires full disclosure by the insured and clarity by the insurer. The insured must disclose all material facts, and failure to do so makes the contract voidable.
(ii) Insurable interest means the insured will financially suffer if the insured event occurs. For property insurance, this interest must exist when the event happens.
(iii) Indemnity means compensating the insured to the same pre-loss financial position for property insurance losses. It does not apply to life insurance.
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The document discusses interviews conducted with employees and policyholders of an insurance company in Bangladesh. In the interviews:
- Employees provided details on the types of policies offered, how premiums are collected, and loan facilities available to policyholders.
- Policyholders described both their satisfaction with insurance reducing their risks and mental pressures, and providing investment opportunities, as well as their dissatisfactions with complex processes and lack of quality service.
- Potential customers from different occupations expressed varying levels of understanding of insurance, willingness to purchase policies, and premium amounts they would be willing to pay, depending on their needs and financial situations.
- Problems in the Bangladeshi insurance sector were identified as including low public awareness, poor economic conditions
This document provides information about endowment policies offered by various insurance companies. It defines an endowment policy as a type of life insurance that pays a lump sum amount after a specified term or upon death. The document then summarizes key features of endowment policies including maturity benefits, bonuses, tax benefits, and riders. It also describes specific endowment plans offered by companies like LIC, TATA AIG, Aviva, Kotak, and Birla Sun Life.
Life insurance Policy Conditions by Dr. Amitabh MishraAmitabh Mishra
Life insurance contracts are governed by certain rules and regulations known as policy conditions. These conditions apply from when the policy is taken out, throughout its duration, and until any claims are settled. Some key policy conditions include age proof requirements, grace periods for premium payments, rules around reviving lapsed policies, non-forfeiture regulations, hazardous occupation clauses, and provisions regarding nominations, assignments, surrender values, loans, and claims. Policy conditions also specify standards for acceptable age proof documents and allow for some dating back of policy commencement.
The study of life Insurance products being offered by the global market in in...Ankit Pal
This document appears to be a report submitted by Ankit Mohan Lal to IDBI Federal Life Insurance Co. Ltd. as part of an MBA program. It includes an introduction, table of contents, declarations, acknowledgements, and the beginning of the main report. The introduction provides background on life insurance products offered globally and in India. It also outlines the structure and contents of the report, which will examine life insurance products, research methodology, SWOT analysis, and recommendations.
The document discusses various topics related to financial markets and meetings. It provides an agenda for a group presentation that includes discussing the structure of financial markets, financial intermediaries, regulators, services, and markets. It also covers the topics of notices, agendas, and minutes for meetings. The document contains detailed information on various types of insurance policies like whole life, term, and money back policies. It categorizes insurance into long-term life insurance and general non-life insurance.
This document discusses various topics related to life insurance, including:
- Claims and payment options for life insurance proceeds, such as lump-sum payouts, life annuities, or other structured payouts.
- Tax considerations for life insurance proceeds, including income tax treatment and estate tax treatment if the proceeds are included in the insured's gross estate.
- Uses of irrevocable life insurance trusts to hold policies and avoid estate taxes.
- How life insurance is used in buy-sell agreements and split-dollar arrangements between business owners.
- The role of life insurance in qualified retirement plans and other employee benefit arrangements.
The document summarizes an insurance plan called ICICI Pru iProtect Smart that provides life insurance and additional benefits. The plan offers death benefits, terminal illness coverage, and waiver of premium on permanent disability. Policyholders can enhance their coverage by selecting additional benefits for accidental death, critical illnesses, or both. The plan provides tax benefits and has flexible premium payment and benefit payout options. It also offers additional coverage for life stages like marriage or childbirth. The document outlines eligibility conditions, benefits covered, and exclusions under the policy.
This document provides an overview of a report on the role of insurance in an individual's financial planning. It discusses life insurance as a key part of financial planning and how insurance helps replace the economic value of a person's life for family or business purposes. The report examines how insurance provides benefits like credit enhancement, business continuation, and funds for retirement. It also looks at Religare Insurance Broking Limited, a leading Indian insurance broking firm, and how the company provides customized insurance solutions to individuals and corporations.
The document discusses a life long pension plan that allows individuals to save and accumulate funds for retirement needs. The plan offers tax benefits on contributions up to Rs. 100,000 annually, guaranteed minimum returns of 4% annually on savings, and flexibility to choose contribution amounts, payment modes, retirement age, and pension start date. The plan aims to help individuals save adequately and reliably for their post-retirement financial needs through pension payments.
The document discusses the history and types of life insurance in India. It notes that life insurance can be traced back to ancient texts and the first insurance companies were established in the late 19th century. It then summarizes different types of life insurance policies including term insurance, endowment plans, whole life plans, and unit linked insurance plans. The document also briefly outlines how life insurance claims are processed.
This document discusses the concept of risk and insurance. It begins by defining risk as "a condition in which there is a possibility of an adverse deviation from a desired outcome that is expected or hoped for". It then discusses how insurance can help transfer and spread risk through pooling resources. Specifically, it discusses how insurance companies use the law of large numbers to predict future losses. The document also provides definitions and explanations of life insurance and its various roles, including as an investment, for risk coverage, tax planning, financial planning, and economic development. It provides details on SBI Life Insurance, including its mission and reasons for selecting it as a preferred insurance company.
1. The document contains questions and answers related to life insurance concepts.
2. It includes questions about the Married Women's Property Act, types of annuities, health insurance policies, and financial planning principles.
3. The questions aim to test understanding of key insurance and financial planning terms.
This document contains a multiple choice quiz with 58 questions related to insurance concepts. The questions cover topics like types of risks, roles of insurance agents, characteristics of insurable risks, principles of insurance contracts, types of insurance policies and annuities. The correct answers are also provided.
Perils are medical factors that influence the risk of dying, while hazards are lifestyle activities that influence risk. Perils refer to the risk that policyholders will die before a specified date, while hazards are factors that could influence that risk. Real needs are actual needs, while perceived needs are based on a client's thoughts and desires. If a person is concentrating more on health and retirement plans, they are likely in the pre-retirement stage of life.
This document contains a mock test for an English IC33 Chapter 12 exam. It consists of 29 multiple choice questions testing understanding of key concepts related to insurance policies, documents, and contracts. Key topics covered include policy documents, premium receipts, revival, non-forfeiture, and other standard policy provisions.
Mr. Suresh took out a home loan but died after 2 years, leaving the loan unpaid. He should have taken out a term life insurance policy to secure repayment of the home loan in case of his death. Keyman insurance covers losses related to the period when a key employee is unable to work or has died, protecting the business. Creditors cannot seize assets that are part of the proceeds of a keyman insurance policy taken out on the life of a business owner like Mahesh.
This document contains a test paper with multiple choice questions and answers related to life insurance concepts. Some key topics covered include the main objective of life insurance (protection), clauses in insurance policies like the operative clause, roles of underwriters and agents, benefits provided by riders like accidental death benefits, requirements around premium payments, claim investigation timelines, the regulator IRDA, and the powers of the insurance ombudsman.
This document contains a mock test with multiple choice questions about regulations for insurance agents in India. It covers topics like licensing requirements, training requirements, rules around offering rebates, types of agents and brokers, and the key acts that govern the insurance industry in India like the Insurance Act of 1938 and the IRDA Act of 1999.
This chapter discusses key concepts related to selling and marketing insurance. It explains that insurance agents are salespeople who use persuasive skills to sell policies to customers. The insurance sales process involves prospecting customers, conducting pre-interviews to create interest, sales interviews to identify customer needs, presenting appropriate insurance solutions, and closing the sale. Post-sale steps include following up on customer service expectations and maintaining ongoing contact with customers. Successful insurance marketing requires identifying and segmenting customer markets, targeting segments based on needs, and positioning relevant products using the 4Ps of marketing strategy.
This document provides an introduction to the pre-recruitment qualification study text for life insurance agents in India. It discusses the goals of developing professionalism and ethical standards among agents. It emphasizes the importance of agents prioritizing customer needs and interests. The study text aims to help agents attain the necessary knowledge, skills, and understanding to be licensed and provide expert advice to clients. It covers topics like insurance, products, claims, regulations, and ethics. It stresses the need for a structured advice process involving fact-finding, needs assessment, and recommendations. It also acknowledges the support of industry organizations in developing the material and wishes students the best in their studies and future careers.
This document outlines several key principles of insurance:
(i) Utmost good faith requires full disclosure by the insured and clarity by the insurer. The insured must disclose all material facts, and failure to do so makes the contract voidable.
(ii) Insurable interest means the insured will financially suffer if the insured event occurs. For property insurance, this interest must exist when the event happens.
(iii) Indemnity means compensating the insured to the same pre-loss financial position for property insurance losses. It does not apply to life insurance.
Sharing with you my dear readers who may find it useful.
Feel free to connect with me at maxermesilliam@gmail.com.
P/S: taken the insurance exam but has yet to practice as an insurance agent.
The document discusses interviews conducted with employees and policyholders of an insurance company in Bangladesh. In the interviews:
- Employees provided details on the types of policies offered, how premiums are collected, and loan facilities available to policyholders.
- Policyholders described both their satisfaction with insurance reducing their risks and mental pressures, and providing investment opportunities, as well as their dissatisfactions with complex processes and lack of quality service.
- Potential customers from different occupations expressed varying levels of understanding of insurance, willingness to purchase policies, and premium amounts they would be willing to pay, depending on their needs and financial situations.
- Problems in the Bangladeshi insurance sector were identified as including low public awareness, poor economic conditions
This document provides information about endowment policies offered by various insurance companies. It defines an endowment policy as a type of life insurance that pays a lump sum amount after a specified term or upon death. The document then summarizes key features of endowment policies including maturity benefits, bonuses, tax benefits, and riders. It also describes specific endowment plans offered by companies like LIC, TATA AIG, Aviva, Kotak, and Birla Sun Life.
Life insurance Policy Conditions by Dr. Amitabh MishraAmitabh Mishra
Life insurance contracts are governed by certain rules and regulations known as policy conditions. These conditions apply from when the policy is taken out, throughout its duration, and until any claims are settled. Some key policy conditions include age proof requirements, grace periods for premium payments, rules around reviving lapsed policies, non-forfeiture regulations, hazardous occupation clauses, and provisions regarding nominations, assignments, surrender values, loans, and claims. Policy conditions also specify standards for acceptable age proof documents and allow for some dating back of policy commencement.
The study of life Insurance products being offered by the global market in in...Ankit Pal
This document appears to be a report submitted by Ankit Mohan Lal to IDBI Federal Life Insurance Co. Ltd. as part of an MBA program. It includes an introduction, table of contents, declarations, acknowledgements, and the beginning of the main report. The introduction provides background on life insurance products offered globally and in India. It also outlines the structure and contents of the report, which will examine life insurance products, research methodology, SWOT analysis, and recommendations.
The document discusses various topics related to financial markets and meetings. It provides an agenda for a group presentation that includes discussing the structure of financial markets, financial intermediaries, regulators, services, and markets. It also covers the topics of notices, agendas, and minutes for meetings. The document contains detailed information on various types of insurance policies like whole life, term, and money back policies. It categorizes insurance into long-term life insurance and general non-life insurance.
This document discusses various topics related to life insurance, including:
- Claims and payment options for life insurance proceeds, such as lump-sum payouts, life annuities, or other structured payouts.
- Tax considerations for life insurance proceeds, including income tax treatment and estate tax treatment if the proceeds are included in the insured's gross estate.
- Uses of irrevocable life insurance trusts to hold policies and avoid estate taxes.
- How life insurance is used in buy-sell agreements and split-dollar arrangements between business owners.
- The role of life insurance in qualified retirement plans and other employee benefit arrangements.
The document summarizes an insurance plan called ICICI Pru iProtect Smart that provides life insurance and additional benefits. The plan offers death benefits, terminal illness coverage, and waiver of premium on permanent disability. Policyholders can enhance their coverage by selecting additional benefits for accidental death, critical illnesses, or both. The plan provides tax benefits and has flexible premium payment and benefit payout options. It also offers additional coverage for life stages like marriage or childbirth. The document outlines eligibility conditions, benefits covered, and exclusions under the policy.
This document provides an overview of a report on the role of insurance in an individual's financial planning. It discusses life insurance as a key part of financial planning and how insurance helps replace the economic value of a person's life for family or business purposes. The report examines how insurance provides benefits like credit enhancement, business continuation, and funds for retirement. It also looks at Religare Insurance Broking Limited, a leading Indian insurance broking firm, and how the company provides customized insurance solutions to individuals and corporations.
The document discusses a life long pension plan that allows individuals to save and accumulate funds for retirement needs. The plan offers tax benefits on contributions up to Rs. 100,000 annually, guaranteed minimum returns of 4% annually on savings, and flexibility to choose contribution amounts, payment modes, retirement age, and pension start date. The plan aims to help individuals save adequately and reliably for their post-retirement financial needs through pension payments.
The document discusses the history and types of life insurance in India. It notes that life insurance can be traced back to ancient texts and the first insurance companies were established in the late 19th century. It then summarizes different types of life insurance policies including term insurance, endowment plans, whole life plans, and unit linked insurance plans. The document also briefly outlines how life insurance claims are processed.
This document discusses the concept of risk and insurance. It begins by defining risk as "a condition in which there is a possibility of an adverse deviation from a desired outcome that is expected or hoped for". It then discusses how insurance can help transfer and spread risk through pooling resources. Specifically, it discusses how insurance companies use the law of large numbers to predict future losses. The document also provides definitions and explanations of life insurance and its various roles, including as an investment, for risk coverage, tax planning, financial planning, and economic development. It provides details on SBI Life Insurance, including its mission and reasons for selecting it as a preferred insurance company.
1. The document contains questions and answers related to life insurance concepts.
2. It includes questions about the Married Women's Property Act, types of annuities, health insurance policies, and financial planning principles.
3. The questions aim to test understanding of key insurance and financial planning terms.
This document contains a multiple choice quiz with 58 questions related to insurance concepts. The questions cover topics like types of risks, roles of insurance agents, characteristics of insurable risks, principles of insurance contracts, types of insurance policies and annuities. The correct answers are also provided.
This document contains 34 multiple choice questions that assess knowledge of insurance concepts and practices. The questions cover topics such as essential features of insurance, insurable and non-insurable risks, risk management techniques, loss prevention methods, insurance contracts and considerations, roles of intermediaries, regulation of the insurance industry, and marketing and sales strategies. The questions appear to be part of a practice exam or training assessment for the insurance industry.
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This document provides a sample of examination questions for the Pre-Contract Examination for Insurance Agents conducted by The Malaysian Insurance Institute. It contains instructions for candidates on the exam format and procedures. The exam consists of 100 multiple choice questions divided into two parts - Part A on basics of insurance (questions 1-50) and Part C on life insurance (questions 101-150). The duration of the exam is two hours.
This presentation gives an brief introduction about the growth of insurance sector in India. It also give description about the major players existing in the finance market of insurance.
1. Which of the following statements concerning the .docxjoyjonna282
1. Which of the following statements concerning the usual coordination-of-benefits (COB)
provision in group medical expense plans is (are) correct?
I. Coverage as a retired employee is primary to coverage as an active employee.
II. Coverage as an active employee is primary to coverage as a dependent.
A I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II
2. Which of the following statements concerning sick-leave plans is (are) correct?
I. Most plans provide benefits equal to 100 percent of an employee's regular pay.
II. Most plans contain a waiting period of 3 to 6 weeks before benefits start.
A I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II
3. Which of the following statements concerning business overhead insurance is (are)
correct?
I. These policies provide funds that can be used to cover many of the ongoing
costs of operating a business while the owner is totally disabled.
II. These policies tend to have benefit durations of 5 years or more and have fairly
long waiting periods.
A. I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II
4. Which of the following statements concerning a deferred annuity is (are) correct?
I. Deferred annuities must be purchased with periodic premiums paid over a period of
time.
II. Because of the delay feature, a deferred annuity is unsuitable as a vehicle to
accumulate a sum for old age.
A. I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II
55. Which of the following statements concerning a joint-and-last survivor annuity is (are)
correct?
I. It must be sold as an immediate annuity.
II. Annuity payments cease upon the first death of an annuitant.
A. I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II
6. Which of the following statements concerning a term life insurance policy's convertibility
feature is (are) correct?
I. When the attained age method is used, the insured's age on the date of the
conversion determines the premium rate for the new coverage.
II. When the retroactive (original age) method is used, the new coverage uses the
insurer's contract that is effective on the date of the conversion.
A. I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II
57. Which of the following statements concerning insurers' use of probability concepts is (are)
correct?
I. Using probability concepts enables an insurer to predict losses for its entire
group of insured persons with complete accuracy.
II. Using probability concepts enables an insurer to eliminate the possibility that its
losses and expenses will exceed its revenues.
A. I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II
8. Which of the following statements concerning the settlement options in a whole life
insurance policy is (are) corre ...
This document contains a practice exam for Part A and C of the PCE (Professional and Commercial Examination). Part A focuses on the basics of insurance, including definitions of key terms like insurance, risk, and probability. It also covers topics like the development of the insurance industry, regulation of insurance in Malaysia, risk management techniques, and characteristics of insurable risks. Part C focuses specifically on life insurance, testing knowledge of topics like determining premium rates, concepts of utmost good faith and insurable interest. The exam contains multiple choice questions testing understanding of these insurance fundamentals.
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The document provides an overview of different types of health insurance in the United States. It discusses that Medicare is a federal program for aged and disabled individuals that covers hospital and physician costs. Medicaid is also a federal program administered by state governments that provides health insurance for indigent persons. Commercial health insurance can be purchased directly or through employers and usually requires monthly premiums and various out-of-pocket costs. Managed care plans make up the largest type of commercial health insurance and typically designate a primary care physician.
The document discusses group medical expense benefits and managed care plans. It provides 20 multiple choice questions about topics like extended care facility benefits, HMO models, second medical opinions, small employer coverage requirements, the origins of Blue Cross plans, and various managed care concepts. The questions cover basic definitions and requirements related to common medical insurance terms and plans.
This document discusses the need to improve consumer understanding of health insurance. It summarizes research that found consumers have very low health insurance literacy and find health plan information confusing and untrustworthy. The research identified 9 key lessons: consumers do not shop carefully for health plans; dread shopping for insurance; doubt its value; want good value but can't calculate it; are confused by cost-sharing terms; need simplified medical terms; require a "mental map" to navigate insurance concepts; information must be from a trusted source; and prefer a manageable number of choices. The implications are that consumers need simplified, standardized information and education to effectively choose and use health plans. The document proposes developing a health insurance literacy measurement tool and timeline.
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Risk Management in insurance business of Bangladesh.Rizwan Khan
In risk management , a firm tries to minimize the amount of risk and the cost of that risk.
Insurance is a written contract , taken with the insuring company , that transfers the risk of loss to the insurer according to the terms of the contract.
The document contains a quiz on risk and insurance concepts with 27 multiple choice questions. The questions cover topics such as types of risks, risk identification techniques, insurance claim terminology, principles of insurance contracts, roles of different parties in the insurance industry, and methods of risk financing and loss control.
This document provides an overview of Medicare liens, including liens from Medicare Advantage plans. It discusses that Medicare Advantage plans have the same rights to recover conditional payments as traditional Medicare, including the right to double damages if not reimbursed. It also summarizes the PAID Act, which aims to provide more information to responsible reporting entities about a beneficiary's enrollment in Medicare Advantage and Part D plans to help identify potential liens. The document emphasizes best practices for plaintiff attorneys to identify potential hidden Medicare liens early in a case.
Identifying the 12 things that EVERYONE gets wrong about financial planning, Understanding insurance, Demystifying savings and investments, Wading through the banking and lending challenges, Effective tax and estate planning
This document discusses several key legal principles of insurance:
1. The principle of insurable interest, which requires a relationship between the policyholder and subject matter where the policyholder will economically benefit from the subject matter's survival or suffer loss from damage or destruction.
2. The principle of indemnity, which aims to restore the policyholder to their pre-loss financial position without allowing profit from losses.
3. The principle of subrogation, which allows insurers to recover losses paid from negligent third parties responsible for the loss.
4. The principle of utmost good faith, which requires honesty between parties in an insurance contract.
Navi Health Care is the flagship health insurance operation of Navi Group, serving over 12 lakh customers in just 3 years. It has connections with more than 10,000 hospitals and has seen revenue increase from Rs. 200 cr in 2020 to Rs. 800 cr in 2021. Navi aims to optimize the customer journey through digitalization, with easy policy purchase and claim settlement within 20 minutes. It offers benefits like a 97% claim settlement ratio, 100% coverage with no co-payment, restoration of the sum insured, and coverage for pre/post-hospitalization expenses.
This document appears to be a questionnaire for agents of life insurance companies regarding marketing of health insurance products and customer satisfaction. The questionnaire contains 30 questions in three main sections regarding personal details of agents, marketing data collection, and agents' opinions. The personal details section asks for name, gender, age, education level, and experience of the agent. The marketing section asks about customer demographics targeted, marketing approaches, and problems faced. The opinion section asks agents to rate effectiveness of marketing activities and provide opinions on commissions, products, and expectations for students of banking and insurance.
1. IC 33 Paper 4
Prepared by Manish Suryawanshi
Mob. No. 07276112117
1Prepared by Manish Suryawanshi
2. Question 1
A complete insurance planning includes ______________
A Life Insurance
B Health Insurance
C Asset Insurance
D All of the above
Question 2
_________________is an insured who undergoes treatment
after getting admitted in a hospital.
A inpatient
B Outpatient
C Day patient
D House patient
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3. Question 3
Sheena is suffering from acute diabetes. She has applied for an insurance plan.
In this case the underwriter is most likely to use _____________ for
underwriting. Choose the most appropriate option.
A Judgment method
B Numerical method
C Any of the above method since an [Mess like diabetes does not play a major
role in the underwriting process
D Neither of the above method as diabetes cases are rejected outright
Question 4
Some very basic ethical principles to be followed by people
working in insurance industry
A Keep your words
B Be true to your self
C Avoid harm and be fair
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4. Question 5
Given below are some events that will trigger survival claims. Identify which of
the below statement is incorrect?
A Claim paid on maturity of a term insurance policy
B An installment payable upon reaching the milestone under a money-back
policy
C Claim paid for critical illnesses covered under the policy as a rider benefit
D Surrender value paid on surrender of an endowment policy by the
policyholder
Question 6
The premium paid for whole life insurance is ____________ than
the premium paid for term assurance.
A Higher
B Lower
C Equal
D Substantially higher
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5. Question 7
Which among the following is not a pre-requisite for launching a complaint
with the Ombudsman?
A The complaint must be by an individual on a 'Personal Lines' insurance
B The complaint must be lodged within 1 year of the insurer rejecting the
complaint
C Complainant has to approach a consumer forum prior to the Ombudsman
D The total relief sought must be within an amount of Rs_ 20 lakhs.
Question 8
Which of the below can be categorised under wealth
accumulation products?
A Bank deposits
B Life insurance
C General insurance
D Shares
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6. Question 9
Which of the following statement is true?
A Insurance protects the asset
B Insurance prevents its loss
C Insurance reduces possibilities of loss
D Insurance pays when there is loss of asset
Question 10
Given below is a list of policies. Identify under which type of
policy, the claim payment is made in the form of periodic
payments?
A Money-back policy
B Unit linked insurance policy
C Return of premium policy
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7. Question 11
Guiding principles for determining amount of loading are
A Adequacy
B Equity
C Competitiveness
D All of the above
Question 12
______________ relates to inaccurate statements, which are
made without any fraudulent intention.
A Misrepresentation
B Contribution
C Offer
D Representation
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8. Question 13
Raghu’s policy was rejected by underwriter as he is working as a
body guard of a businessman with suspected criminal links. Under
which hazard his policy was rejected
A Occupational hazard due to source of accident
B Occupational hazard due to source of health hazard
C Occupational hazard due to source of financial hazard
D Occupational hazard due to source of moral hazard
Question 14
Phases of retirement planning are ______________
A Distribution, Accumulation
B Conversation, Accumulation
C Conversation, Distribution
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9. Question 15
Optimal method of converting principal (which we may call the corpus )into
annuity payments for meeting income needs post retirement is known as
____________
A Distribution
B Accumulation
C Conversation
D Estate
Question 16
Which among the following is not an objective of tax planning?
A Maximum tax benefit
B Reduced tax burden as a result of prudent investments
C Tax evasion
D Full advantage of tax breaks
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10. Question 17
___________ refers to a hospital/health care provider enlisted by an insurer
to provide medical services to an insured on payment by a cashless facility
A Day care centre
B Network provider
C Third Party Administrator
D Domiciliary
Question 18
Amount of annuity payable is inversely related to which of the following: 1.
Principal sum of money 2. Investment period 3. Rate of return 4. Duration of
annuity payments
A 1 only
B 2 only
C 3 only
D 4 only
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11. Question 19
Which of the following is not a standard age proof?
A Passport
B School leaving certificate
C Horoscope
D Birth certificate
Question 20
Select the option that best describes a policy document.
A It is evidence of the insurance contract
B It is evidence of the interest expressed by the insured in buying an insurance
policy from the company
C It is evidence of the policy (procedures) followed by an insurance company
when dealing with channel partners like banks, brokers and other entities
D It is an acknowledgement slip issued by the insurance company on payment
of the first premium
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12. Question 21
An individual with an aggressive risk profile is likely to follow wealth
______________ investment style.
A Consolidation
B Gifting
C Accumulation
D Spending
Question 22
Mr. Rahul has recently undergone a surgery in a non-network hospital. How can
he settle his claim?
A Cashless
B TPA
C Reimbursement
D Direct Payment
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13. Question 23
Mr XYZ is director of a company, Company has taken Keyman insurance for
him, If something happens to Mr XYZ then benefit will paid to
________________
A his Nominee
B His Legal Heir
C Company
D None of the above
Question 24
Which among the following is a limitation of traditional life insurance
products?
A Yields on these policies is high
B Clear and visible method of arriving at surrender value
C Well defined cash and savings value component
D Rate of return is not easy to ascertain
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14. Question 25
Which of the below is not a strategy to maximize discretionary
income?
A Debt restructuring
B Loan transfer
C Investment restructuring
D Insurance purchase
Question 26
What is a policy withdrawal?
A Discontinuation of premium payment by policyholder
B Surrender of policy in return for acquired surrender value
C Policy upgrade
D Policy downgrade
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15. Question 27
_____________ is not a tangible good.
A House
B insurance
C Mobile Phone
D A pair of jeans
Question 28
What does unbundling of life insurance products refers to?
A Correlation of life insurance products with bonds
B Correlation of life insurance products with equities
C Amalgamation of protection and savings element
D Separation of the protection and savings element
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16. Question 29
Ajay pays insurance premium for his employees. Which of the below insurance
premium will not be treated deductible as compensation paid to employee?
Choice I: Health insurance with benefits payable to employee Choice II: Key
man life insurance with benefits payable to Ajay
A I only
B II only
C Both I and II
D Neither I nor II
Question 31
What is the full form of PML&A Protection of money
Laundering
B Premium of money Laundering
C Prevention of money Laundering
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17. Question 32
What is the relation between investment horizon and returns?
A Both are not related at all
B Greater the investment horizon the larger the returns
C Greater the investment horizon the smaller the returns
D Greater the investment horizon more tax on the returns
Question 33
Mr Prafull is a director of company his monthly income is
11,00,000, the company has taken a Key insurance for Mr.
Prafull his sum assured is linked to ____________
A Sum Assured of Policy
B Porifitability of Company
C Income of Prafull
D None of the above
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18. Question 34
Which of the below losses are covered under key man insurance?
A Property theft
B Losses related to the extended period when a key person is
unable to work
C General liability
D Losses caused due to errors and omission
Question 35
Which Act govern the insurance business in India
A IRDA Act 1999
B Insurance Act 1938
C Consumer Protection Act 1956
D None of the above
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19. Question 36
Savings can be considered as a composite of two decisions. Choose them from
the list below.
A Risk retention and reduced consumption
B Gifting and accumulation
C Spending and accumulation
D Postponement of consumption and parting with liquidity
Question 37
Leaving a good first impression involves
A The agent demonstrating confident, positive attitude and
punctuality
B The Agent Gaffing all the product brochures with him
C The Agent sharing his qualification details with the customer
D None of the above
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20. Question 38
Which among the following methods is a traditional method that
can help determine the insurance needed by an individual?
A Human Economic Value
B Life Term Proposition
C Human Life Value
D Future Life Value
Question 39
Which of the following is not an underwriting decision?
A Risk acceptance at standard rates
B Declinature of risk
C Postponement of risk
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21. Question 40
Ram purchased an Endowment policy of 10 Lakhs sum assured for 20 years .
Simple reversionary bonus declared in 2nd year is 6011000 of sum assured.
Calculate bonus for 2nd year
A 600
B 6000
C 60000
D 600000
Question 41
Mr Raju want a pension plan in which after he dies the annuity is
paid to his spouse for her life time. Which type of Annuity Mr. Raju
should purchase
A Joint Life last surviver with return of purchase of price
B immediate Annuity
C Joint Life Annuity
D Deferred annuity
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22. Question 42
Anthony has taken a new car and immediately gets his car insured too. He is
paying a premium of Rs.4000 premium for car insurance. Unfortunately his car
meets with an accident and most of the parts are broken.So that Anthony receives
the insurance when should the insurable interest exist
A .At time of Purchasing New Car
B AT time of Paying Premium
C At the time of claim
D None of the above
Question 43
Which of the below group would not be eligible for a group health insurance
policy?
A Employees of a company
B Credit card holders of an organisation
C Professional association members
D Group of unrelated individuals formed for the purpose of availing group health
insurance
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23. Question 44
_______________ is the feature in which an health insurance policy holder can
transfer his policy with gained credit and time bound exclusion from one
insurer to another.
A Network Provider
B Portablity
C TPA
D Mediclaim
Question 45
In which insurance plan only the premiums paid over the term are returned
back?
A Unit Linked Insurance Plan
B Participating Plans
C Return of Premium Plan
D Money Back
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24. Question 46
Which of the below mentioned insurance plans has the least or no
amount of savings element?
A Term insurance plan
B Endowment plan
C Whole life plan
D Money back plan
Question 47
The act which provides for presumption of death is
A Insurance Act 1938
B IRDA Act 1999
C IRDA Regulation 2000
D Indian Evidence Act
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25. Question 48
The payment of money in an insurance contract is known as ______________
A Offer and acceptance
B Consideration
C Legality
D Capacity of the parties
Question 49
According to the new guidelines for regular premium policies, the cover will be
________ times the annualised premium paid for those below 45 and
___________ times for others.
A 10 and 5
B 10 and 7
C 7 and 10
D 5 and 10
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26. Question 50
As per Section 182 of the Indian Contract Act,___________ is a person
employed to do any act for another or to represent another in dealing with a
third person.
A Principal 'Officer
B Proxy
C Mediator
D Agent
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