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Missouri Life and Health Insurance Exam Study Guide. Insurance transaction includes: - answerBy mail or other means: - Solicitation - Negotiation - Sale - Advising an individual about coverage Elements of a legal contract - answer-Agreement (offer and acceptance) - Consideration - Competent parties - Legal purpose - Negotiation does NOT need to happen Who make the offer in an insurance application - answer- Applicant When does acceptance take place - answer- An insurers underwriter approves the application and issues a policy The binding force in any contract - answer- Consideration - insurer promises to pay in the event of a loss Contract of adhesion - answer- Prepared by the insurer and accepted or rejected by the insured - "Take it or leave it" basis Insurance contracts are - answer- Aleatory - exchange of unequal amounts of values Unilateral contract - answer- only one of the parties is legally bound ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 11/06/2024 10:41 AM - "one-way contract" "When does an insurance policy go into effect" - answer- When the insured receives it Conditional contract - answer- certain conditions must be met by the policy owner Warranty - answer- An absolutely true statement upon upon which the validity of the insurance policy depends Representions - answer- Statements believed to be true Misrepresentation - answer- Untrue statements on the applications - Can void the contract Material misrepresentation - answer- Would alter the underwriting decision of insurance company Part 1- General Information - answer- Name, age, address, birth date, gender, income, marital status, and occupation Part 2- Medical Information - answer- Medical background, present health - Medical visits in recent years - Medical status of relatives/ causes of deaths Field underwriter - answer- Solicited the potential insured - Analyzes health - Gets info on client Agents report - answer- Observations concerning the proposed insured - Does not become a part of the entire contract - communicate with underwriter and provide info about the applicant known by the agent Required signatures - answer- the proposed insured - the agent - the policy owner (if not proposed insured) Changes in the application - answer- Applicant must initial the change Consequences of incomplete applications - answer- Must return to applicant for completion ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 11/06/2024 10:41 AM - If a policy is issued with questions left unanswered, the contract will be interpreted as if the insurer waived its right to have an answer to the question Premium receipt - answer- Agent must issue - Will determine when coverage will be effective Conditional receipt - answer- effective either on the date of application or medical exam - Most common type of receipt - used when applicant submits prepaid application Replacement - answer- Terminating an existing policy or letting it lapse and obtaining a new one - Nothing illegal about replacing life insurance Underwriting - answer- The risk selection process - Avoid adverse selection Adverse selection - answer- Risks which are more likely to suffer a loss - Protects the insurer Insurable interest - answer- Must exist between policy owner and insured at time of application - Cannot buy on anyone - Suffer financially if someone dies Application - answer- Submit an application to the insurer for approval for a policy to be issued Fair Credit Reporting Act - answer- Consumer-reporting agencies must follow in order to ensure that records are properly used - Protects consumers - Insurance rated by states - "At the time of application" - If willingly violates Act penalty up to $2,500

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©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS

11/06/2024 10:41 AM


Missouri Life and Health Insurance Exam
Study Guide.

Insurance transaction includes: - answer✔By mail or other means:
- Solicitation
- Negotiation
- Sale
- Advising an individual about coverage

Elements of a legal contract - answer✔-Agreement (offer and acceptance)
- Consideration
- Competent parties
- Legal purpose
- Negotiation does NOT need to happen

Who make the offer in an insurance application - answer✔- Applicant

When does acceptance take place - answer✔- An insurers underwriter approves the application
and issues a policy

The binding force in any contract - answer✔- Consideration
- insurer promises to pay in the event of a loss

Contract of adhesion - answer✔- Prepared by the insurer and accepted or rejected by the
insured
- "Take it or leave it" basis

Insurance contracts are - answer✔- Aleatory
- exchange of unequal amounts of values

Unilateral contract - answer✔- only one of the parties is legally bound

, ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS

11/06/2024 10:41 AM

- "one-way contract"

"When does an insurance policy go into effect" - answer✔- When the insured receives it

Conditional contract - answer✔- certain conditions must be met by the policy owner

Warranty - answer✔- An absolutely true statement upon upon which the validity of the
insurance policy depends

Representions - answer✔- Statements believed to be true

Misrepresentation - answer✔- Untrue statements on the applications
- Can void the contract

Material misrepresentation - answer✔- Would alter the underwriting decision of insurance
company

Part 1- General Information - answer✔- Name, age, address, birth date, gender, income, marital
status, and occupation

Part 2- Medical Information - answer✔- Medical background, present health
- Medical visits in recent years
- Medical status of relatives/ causes of deaths

Field underwriter - answer✔- Solicited the potential insured
- Analyzes health
- Gets info on client

Agents report - answer✔- Observations concerning the proposed insured
- Does not become a part of the entire contract
- communicate with underwriter and provide info about the applicant known by the agent

Required signatures - answer✔- the proposed insured
- the agent
- the policy owner (if not proposed insured)

Changes in the application - answer✔- Applicant must initial the change

Consequences of incomplete applications - answer✔- Must return to applicant for completion

, ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS

11/06/2024 10:41 AM

- If a policy is issued with questions left unanswered, the contract will be interpreted as if the
insurer waived its right to have an answer to the question

Premium receipt - answer✔- Agent must issue
- Will determine when coverage will be effective

Conditional receipt - answer✔- effective either on the date of application or medical exam
- Most common type of receipt
- used when applicant submits prepaid application

Replacement - answer✔- Terminating an existing policy or letting it lapse and obtaining a new
one
- Nothing illegal about replacing life insurance

Underwriting - answer✔- The risk selection process
- Avoid adverse selection

Adverse selection - answer✔- Risks which are more likely to suffer a loss
- Protects the insurer

Insurable interest - answer✔- Must exist between policy owner and insured at time of
application
- Cannot buy on anyone
- Suffer financially if someone dies

Application - answer✔- Submit an application to the insurer for approval for a policy to be
issued

Fair Credit Reporting Act - answer✔- Consumer-reporting agencies must follow in order to
ensure that records are properly used
- Protects consumers
- Insurance rated by states
- "At the time of application"
- If willingly violates Act penalty up to $2,500

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