The Interest Earned On Policy Dividends Is
Question: The interest earned on dividends is:
Taxable
b. Tax deductible
c. Nontaxable
d. 40% taxable, similar to a capital gain
Answer: a. Taxable
The dividends themselves are not taxable, but any interest earned on the dividends is taxable.
Question: Mona let her permanent policy lapse. She discovered there was $2,498 in cash remainaing in the policy and decided to reduce her debt load. She exercised which Nonforfeiture Option?
a. Accumulation at Interest
b. Cash Surrender
c. Fixed Amount
d. Accelerated Endowment
Answer: b. Cash Surrender
The only Nonforfeiture Option listed is Cash Surrender. Mona surrenders the policy for its cash value and then uses that cash value to reduce her debt load.
Question: Settlement Options may be used if the insured dies or if the insured:
a. Pays policy annually.
b. Is covered strictly with Term Insurance.
c. Is alive at maturity and receives the face amount.
d. Exercises the Irrevocable Option.
Answer: c. Is alive at maturity and receives the face amount.
Settlement options are used when the insured lives to the endowment date or at the insured’s death.
Question: The cash received by the policyowner when he/she terminates a policy is known as what?
a. Accrued Premium Value
b. Loan Value
c. Paid-Up Insurance Value
d. Cash Surrender Value
Answer: d. Cash Surrender Value
The Cash Surrender Value is the Nonforfeiture Option that allows the owner to withdraw the cash value upon the surrender of the policy.
Question: Which is not a Dividend Option?
a. Reduced Paid-Up
b. Paid-Up Additions
c. Paid in Cash
d. Accumulate at Interest
Answer: a. Reduced Paid-Up
Reduced Paid-Up is a Nonforfeiture Option; the other answer chronicles are Dividend Options.