MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE STATE
EVALUATION FULL SOLUTION UPDATED
STUDY GUIDE
⩥ Hazard.
Answer: A condition that increases the chance of loss
⩥ Physical Hazard.
Answer: A tangible condition (ex: icy steps)
⩥ Moral Hazard.
Answer: Dishonesty or fraud risk
⩥ Morale Hazard.
Answer: Carelessness or indifference to loss
⩥ Law of Large Numbers.
Answer: Predicts group losses, not individual losses
⩥ Indemnity.
Answer: Restores someone to their pre-loss condition
, ⩥ Unilateral Contract.
Answer: Only the insurer makes a legally enforceable promise
⩥ Aleatory Contract.
Answer: Unequal exchange of value
⩥ Adhesion Contract.
Answer: Insurer writes the contract; insured accepts or rejects
⩥ Consideration.
Answer: Exchange of value (premium for promise to pay)
⩥ Insurable Interest.
Answer: Must exist at time of application (life insurance)
⩥ Term Life.
Answer: Temporary coverage with no cash value
⩥ Whole Life.
Answer: Permanent coverage with guaranteed cash value
EVALUATION FULL SOLUTION UPDATED
STUDY GUIDE
⩥ Hazard.
Answer: A condition that increases the chance of loss
⩥ Physical Hazard.
Answer: A tangible condition (ex: icy steps)
⩥ Moral Hazard.
Answer: Dishonesty or fraud risk
⩥ Morale Hazard.
Answer: Carelessness or indifference to loss
⩥ Law of Large Numbers.
Answer: Predicts group losses, not individual losses
⩥ Indemnity.
Answer: Restores someone to their pre-loss condition
, ⩥ Unilateral Contract.
Answer: Only the insurer makes a legally enforceable promise
⩥ Aleatory Contract.
Answer: Unequal exchange of value
⩥ Adhesion Contract.
Answer: Insurer writes the contract; insured accepts or rejects
⩥ Consideration.
Answer: Exchange of value (premium for promise to pay)
⩥ Insurable Interest.
Answer: Must exist at time of application (life insurance)
⩥ Term Life.
Answer: Temporary coverage with no cash value
⩥ Whole Life.
Answer: Permanent coverage with guaranteed cash value