Assume that all of the life insurance policies listed below have a $50,000 face value, are sold by the same insurer, and have identical expense and mortality rates. Which of these, sold to a 27 year old female, should be the least expensive?

Wayne owns a 20-year renewable term life insurance policy. He decides to let the policy lapse. What happens to his cash value in the policy?

Mike is dying of cancer and knows it but does not tell his agent when applying for life insurance. The contract is issued and Mike dies three years later, at which time the insurer learns of Mike’s condition. In this case the insurer must:

One of the times when term life insurance is advisable is:

Assume you are analyzing two separate annuity pools. Pool A has significantly higher mortality (deaths/thousand) than Pool B. Holding other factors constant, which pool will make higher payments per month to each annuitant?

A disadvantage of using a whole life policy for saving is:

George forgot to pay his monthly life insurance premium that was due on March 1. The policy had a face value of $100,000. On March 21, George died. How much will the insurer pay George’s beneficiary for this death claim, assuming the policy contained a standard grace period clause?

You are in an automobile accident with an uninsured motorist, and the accident is your fault.  Your Uninsured Motorist limits are 10/20 and your medical bills are $22,000.You collect from your UM coverage:

Exclusions are contained in insurance policies for all the following reasons except:

If Paul causes a car accident, and the car he hits is driven by an insured motorist, Paul’s PAP will pay for the other driver’s damages: