Life Agent exam topics
The life general-knowledge section and Texas rules tested on the Life Agent exam.
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- Social Security Retirement Benefits and Life Insurance PlanningSocial Security retirement benefits depend mainly on covered earnings and claiming age. They can inform long-term planning but are not automatically p…
- Social Security Spousal and Survivor BenefitsSpousal retirement benefits depend on a living worker's record; survivor benefits follow the worker's death. Eligibility, age, marriage, amount, and c…
- Social Security Work Credits and Insured StatusSocial Security work credits measure covered work and help establish eligibility for retirement, disability, Medicare, and family benefits. Most worke…
- STOLI and IOLI: Stranger-Originated Life InsuranceSTOLI involves procuring life insurance with a plan from inception to transfer the policy or proceeds to an investor lacking legitimate insurable inte…
- Suicide Clause in a Life Insurance PolicyA suicide clause is a policy provision that can limit the death benefit if the insured dies by suicide during a specified period after coverage begins…
- Tax Treatment of Life Insurance Policy DividendsA life insurance dividend is generally a return of part of the policyowner’s premium, so it is usually not taxable until distributions exceed the owne…
- Tax Withholding on Annuity and Pension PaymentsFederal withholding depends on whether a payment is periodic, nonperiodic, an IRA distribution, or an eligible rollover distribution. Periodic payment…
- Taxable Group Life Coverage Above $50,000For qualifying employer-carried group-term life, coverage up to $50,000 is generally excluded from wages. The employee may have imputed income for the…
- Term Life Conversion Premiums: Original Age or Current Age?There is no universal term-conversion premium rule. The conversion provision determines whether the rate uses the insured’s attained age at conversion…
- Term Life vs. Whole Life Insurance for the Texas Life Agent ExamTerm life covers a stated period and generally pays only if the insured dies while coverage is in force; it usually has no cash value. Whole life is d…