Ensure that illustrations are understandable by prescribing standard formats to be followed when illustrations are used
Ensure that illustration do not mislead purchasers of life insurance and annuities
Ensure that the disclosures that are required in connection to illustrations are specified
Ensure that the illustration specifies that both guaranteed and non-guaranteed elements will continues unchanged for all years shown
4
3
1
0
Reciprocal insurer
Captive insurer
Mutual insurer
Stock insurer
War
Military service
Aviation
Accidental injury
10
50
2
100
Home service insurance
Decreasing insurance
Home warranty
The total death benefit will be paid to a beneficiary on the death of the insured
The death benefit will always be paid to the estate of the insured
The total premium must be paid to the insurer
The policy creates cash value
Non-guaranteed elements must be in bold print
Guaranteed and non-guaranteed elements must be in bold print, at the discretion of the agent.
Guaranteed elements must be in bold print and non-guaranteed elements must be in plain type
All statements must be in plain type
$10,000 to $25,000
$50,000-$100,000
Less than $2,000
$100,000
Tax-sheltered account
Simplified employee pension plan
Keogh plan
Profit-sharing plan
Defined benefit plan
Keogh plan
Defined contribution plan
Tax-sheltered account
The individual's date of birth
The amount of compensation earned prior to retirement
The number of quarters earned
Non-Guaranteed elements
Guaranteed elements
Minimum assumed expenses
Supplemental illustrations
Employer stock
Mutual funds
Corporate bonds
Employer's investments
Stating that the amount of non-guaranteed elements is guaranteed
Using the insurer's "disciplined current scale" in the illustration
Including a description of a "vanishing premium"
Providing the applicant with an incomplete illustration
19
20
21
22
Lioyd's of London
Fraternal insurer
Mutual insurer
Stock insurer
The worker's age at retirement
The number of quarters earned
The worker's date birth
A broker represents the insured
A broker can charge a fee to the insured
A broker is appointed by an insurer to transact insurance
A broker acts on behalf of an insurer
Fully insured
Disability insured
Currently insured
Partially insured
Individual annuities
Employer self-funded plans
Group term insurance
Disability income
Direct group life insurance
Individual (non group) health insurance
Group stop loss plans
Individual term life
Premium cost is not taxable
Premium cost for insurance above $50,000 is taxable as income tot he insured
Is suspended temporarily
Becomes inactive
Terminates unless the corporation files an application to continue to transact within 30 days
Terminates
Suspend the insurer's certificate of authority for the class of business involved
Impose a $1,500 fine
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