Life Agent exam topics
The life general-knowledge section and Texas rules tested on the Life Agent exam.
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- Common Life Insurance Exclusions and LimitationsLife policies and riders may limit coverage for specific events, but there is no single exclusion list for every contract. Common topics include suici…
- Contributory vs. Noncontributory Group Life InsuranceContributory group life coverage is partly funded by participating employees; noncontributory coverage is fully sponsor-funded. The distinction concer…
- Credit Life Insurance vs. Term Life InsuranceCredit life is term coverage tied to a specific credit transaction; its amount is limited by the debt and proceeds generally reduce the creditor’s unp…
- Cross-Purchase vs. Entity-Purchase Buy-Sell PlansIn a cross-purchase plan, surviving owners own policies and use proceeds to buy a deceased owner's interest. In an entity-purchase plan, the business …
- Dangerous Jobs and Hobbies in Life Insurance UnderwritingAn insurer may consider occupational duties and recreational activities when evaluating life insurance risk. The applicant should disclose the details…
- Dangerous-Occupation Exclusion vs. Underwriting RatingAn underwriting rating changes the premium or risk class for an accepted occupational risk; an exclusion limits coverage for a defined event or cause.…
- Defined-Benefit vs. Defined-Contribution PlansA defined-benefit plan promises a retirement amount under a formula; a defined-contribution plan funds individual accounts whose balances depend on co…
- Delivering a Rated Life Insurance PolicyWhen a policy is issued at a different class, premium, amount, or terms, present the written offer and explain each material change. Obtain required a…
- Disability Income Rider on Life InsuranceA disability-income rider can pay periodic cash benefits to the insured after the rider’s disability definition and waiting period are met. It differs…
- Divorce and Life Insurance Beneficiary Designations in TexasUnder Texas Family Code §9.301, a pre-divorce designation of a spouse as life-insurance beneficiary generally becomes ineffective after a divorce decr…