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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: annuities: fixed, variable, indexed, immediate/deferred, single/joint and refund options — Concept: annuities: fixed, variable, indexed, immediate/deferred, single/joint and refund options (Item 81) Life insurance and annuities

A variable annuity owner selects stock and bond subaccounts. Who bears the investment risk for those variable account values?

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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: long-term care levels of care, benefit triggers, inflation protection and exclusions — Concept: long-term care levels of care, benefit triggers, inflation protection and exclusions (Item 166) Accident and health insurance

A policy excludes services provided by a member of the insured's immediate family unless that person is a regular employee of an organization furnishing covered care. The insured's daughter provides informal unpaid care. How should the exclusion be applied?

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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: General Insurance — Concept: express, implied and apparent authority (Item 56) General insurance principles

A consumer reasonably believes an appointed producer may accept an application because the insurer supplied the producer with branded materials and placed the producer in a customer-facing role. Which type of authority is most directly implicated by the consumer's reasonable perception?

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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: applications, receipts, underwriting, risk classification and delivery — Concept: applications, receipts, underwriting, risk classification and delivery (Item 111) Life insurance and annuities

A producer notices an applicant omitted a significant medical diagnosis on the signed application. What is the best action before submission?

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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: life insurance proceeds and cash-value taxation — Concept: life insurance proceeds and cash-value taxation (Item 181) Federal tax and retirement considerations

A beneficiary receives a $300,000 lump-sum death benefit from a life insurance policy because of the insured's death. What is the general federal income-tax treatment?

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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: qualified versus nonqualified retirement plans — Concept: qualified versus nonqualified retirement plans (Item 196) Federal tax and retirement considerations

An executive is offered an employer promise of future compensation under an arrangement that is not intended to satisfy qualified-plan requirements. What is this generally called?

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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: life insurance proceeds and cash-value taxation — Concept: life insurance proceeds and cash-value taxation (Item 187) Federal tax and retirement considerations

An insurer holds life insurance death proceeds under an interest option and pays the beneficiary interest each year. How is the interest generally treated for federal income-tax purposes?

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Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: Ohio licensing requirements, maintenance, renewal and CE — Concept: Ohio licensing requirements, maintenance, renewal and CE (Item 8) Insurance regulation and Ohio law

A resident Ohio life producer has completed 24 CE credits, but none are ethics-specific. Her license expires next week. Which action is compliant?

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Question 9 of 10
Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: applications, receipts, underwriting, risk classification and delivery — Concept: applications, receipts, underwriting, risk classification and delivery (Item 99) Life insurance and annuities

An insurer orders an investigative consumer report during underwriting. Which topic should a producer recognize as relevant?

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Question 10 of 10
Objective Specific exam blueprint requirement: General Insurance — Concept: adverse selection (Item 53) General insurance principles

An insurer notices that people who know they have unusually high loss exposure are more likely to seek the broadest available coverage. Which insurance concept is illustrated?

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Question 1 A variable annuity owner selects stock and bond subaccounts. Who bears the investment risk for those variable account values?

Answer choices

  1. A. The Ohio Department of Insurance.
  2. B. The insurer's general account exclusively.
  3. C. The beneficiary only after the annuitant dies.
  4. D. The contract owner.

Correct answer

The contract owner.

Variable annuity premiums are allocated to separate-account investment options whose values fluctuate with market performance. The contract owner therefore bears the investment risk for those variable values, unlike a fixed annuity's insurer-guaranteed account.

Wrong-answer review

  • A. The Ohio Department of Insurance.: Incorrect. A regulator does not guarantee the investment performance.
  • B. The insurer's general account exclusively.: Incorrect. Variable values are tied to separate-account investment performance.
  • C. The beneficiary only after the annuitant dies.: Incorrect. Investment risk affects the owner's contract values during the accumulation period.

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Why candidates miss this

Candidates transfer investment risk to the insurer because an insurer issued the contract. For variable-account values invested in separate-account subaccounts, the contract owner bears market investment risk. Likely wrong answer: The Ohio Department of Insurance. Review focus: NAIC — Official Consumer Insurance Guidance

Interview question

Q: Who bears investment risk in a variable annuity's separate-account subaccounts, and how does that differ from a fixed annuity? Strong answer: The contract owner bears the investment risk for variable separate-account values because those values fluctuate with the selected investments. In a fixed annuity, guaranteed values are obligations of the insurer's general account, so the insurer bears the investment risk associated with those guarantees.

  • owner bears variable investment risk
  • separate account
  • market fluctuation
  • fixed annuity general-account guarantee

Caution: Do not say the insurer guarantees variable subaccount value.

Objective/domain: Life insurance and annuities

Source: Ohio Insurance License Examination Candidate Information Bulletin — Series 11-35

Question 2 A policy excludes services provided by a member of the insured's immediate family unless that person is a regular employee of an organization furnishing covered care. The insured's daughter provides informal unpaid care. How should the exclusion be applied?

Answer choices

  1. A. The exclusion automatically voids the entire long-term care policy.
  2. B. Ignore the family relationship because a family-care exclusion cannot apply when the insured needs assistance with activities of daily living.
  3. C. The services must be covered because all family care is mandated.
  4. D. The informal family-provided services may be excluded if they fall within the policy's stated exclusion.

Correct answer

The informal family-provided services may be excluded if they fall within the policy's stated exclusion.

Objective/domain: Accident and health insurance

Source: Ohio Insurance License Examination Candidate Information Bulletin — Series 11-35

Question 3 A consumer reasonably believes an appointed producer may accept an application because the insurer supplied the producer with branded materials and placed the producer in a customer-facing role. Which type of authority is most directly implicated by the consumer's reasonable perception?

Answer choices

  1. A. Express authority only, because apparent authority can never arise from the insurer's conduct.
  2. B. Implied authority only, because consumers may never rely on outward appearances.
  3. C. Apparent authority.
  4. D. No authority, because an agent can bind a principal only through a written power of attorney.

Correct answer

Apparent authority.

Objective/domain: General insurance principles

Source: Ohio Insurance License Examination Candidate Information Bulletin — Series 11-35

Question 4 A producer notices an applicant omitted a significant medical diagnosis on the signed application. What is the best action before submission?

Answer choices

  1. A. Tell the applicant medical history never affects life underwriting.
  2. B. Change the answer without telling the applicant so the case will issue faster.
  3. C. Ask the applicant to correct the application accurately and document the change according to the insurer's procedures.
  4. D. Submit the application with the known omission and wait until a future claim occurs before telling the insurer about the missing medical diagnosis.

Correct answer

Ask the applicant to correct the application accurately and document the change according to the insurer's procedures.

Objective/domain: Life insurance and annuities

Source: Ohio Insurance License Examination Candidate Information Bulletin — Series 11-35

Question 5 A beneficiary receives a $300,000 lump-sum death benefit from a life insurance policy because of the insured's death. What is the general federal income-tax treatment?

Answer choices

  1. A. Only the first $50,000 is income-tax-free.
  2. B. The death benefit is tax-free only if paid to a spouse.
  3. C. The entire death benefit is ordinary taxable income.
  4. D. The death proceeds are generally excluded from the beneficiary's gross income.

Correct answer

The death proceeds are generally excluded from the beneficiary's gross income.

Objective/domain: Federal tax and retirement considerations

Source: IRS — Life insurance & disability insurance proceeds

Question 6 An executive is offered an employer promise of future compensation under an arrangement that is not intended to satisfy qualified-plan requirements. What is this generally called?

Answer choices

  1. A. An HSA contribution arrangement.
  2. B. A nonqualified deferred-compensation arrangement.
  3. C. A qualified 401(k) plan solely because payment is deferred.
  4. D. A Medicare Supplement plan.

Correct answer

A nonqualified deferred-compensation arrangement.

Objective/domain: Federal tax and retirement considerations

Source: IRS Publication 525 — Taxable and Nontaxable Income

Question 7 An insurer holds life insurance death proceeds under an interest option and pays the beneficiary interest each year. How is the interest generally treated for federal income-tax purposes?

Answer choices

  1. A. Exclude all interest credited on retained life insurance death proceeds from federal gross income because the underlying death benefit was income-tax-free.
  2. B. The entire principal becomes taxable once interest is credited.
  3. C. The interest is generally taxable income even though the underlying death proceeds are generally excluded.
  4. D. Only interest earned after ten years is taxable.

Correct answer

The interest is generally taxable income even though the underlying death proceeds are generally excluded.

Objective/domain: Federal tax and retirement considerations

Source: IRS — Life insurance & disability insurance proceeds

Question 8 A resident Ohio life producer has completed 24 CE credits, but none are ethics-specific. Her license expires next week. Which action is compliant?

Answer choices

  1. A. Complete at least 3 approved ethics credits before filing the renewal application.
  2. B. Convert the license to inactive status automatically and continue soliciting insurance.
  3. C. File the renewal because any 24 approved credits are sufficient.
  4. D. File the renewal and promise to complete ethics training after renewal.

Correct answer

Complete at least 3 approved ethics credits before filing the renewal application.

Objective/domain: Insurance regulation and Ohio law

Source: Ohio Administrative Code 3901-5-09 — Agent licensing and appointments

Question 9 An insurer orders an investigative consumer report during underwriting. Which topic should a producer recognize as relevant?

Answer choices

  1. A. The producer may alter adverse information before sending it to underwriting.
  2. B. The applicant must receive applicable disclosures and consumer-report protections, and the report is one permitted underwriting information source.
  3. C. An investigative report replaces the need for an application.
  4. D. The report can be used secretly with no notice under any circumstances.

Correct answer

The applicant must receive applicable disclosures and consumer-report protections, and the report is one permitted underwriting information source.

Objective/domain: Life insurance and annuities

Source: Ohio Insurance License Examination Candidate Information Bulletin — Series 11-35

Question 10 An insurer notices that people who know they have unusually high loss exposure are more likely to seek the broadest available coverage. Which insurance concept is illustrated?

Answer choices

  1. A. Subrogation.
  2. B. Indemnity.
  3. C. Reinsurance.
  4. D. Adverse selection.

Correct answer

Adverse selection.

Objective/domain: General insurance principles

Source: Ohio Insurance License Examination Candidate Information Bulletin — Series 11-35

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