Mixed Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

What tax applies to gains from a non-qualifying life policy?

A

Income tax

(Basic rate treated as paid)

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2
Q

What tax applies to gains inside a UK insurers life fund?

A

Corporation tax at 20%

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3
Q

When is a life policy surrender a chargeable event?

A

When non-qualifying policy is surrendered or a qualifying policy loses status

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4
Q

Are critical illness lump sums taxable?

A

No

Free from income tax and capital gains tax

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5
Q

What tax applies to second hand life policies

A

Capital gains tax

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6
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Who is liable for a chargeable event gain?

A

The policyholder or beneficial owner

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7
Q

Are life insurance policy premiums gifts for Inheritance Tax purposes?

A

Yes

Often exempt under normal expenditure out of income

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8
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When does a qualifying policy lose it’s tax- free status?

A

If surrendered before 3/4 of the policy term

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9
Q

Typical maximum individual income protection benefit?

A

About 50-60% of gross earnings

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10
Q

When does group income protection usually pay until?

A

Recovery
Leaving service
Retirement

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11
Q

When should a claim be notified to start the deferred period?

A

ASAP

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12
Q

What is the strictest definition of incapacity?

A

Unable to look after oneself ever again

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13
Q

What occupation is used for incapacity definition?

A

The occupation immediately prior to claim

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14
Q

When does waiver of premium end?

A

Return to work
Policy expiry
Specified age

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15
Q

Typical survival period range?

A

14-30 days

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16
Q

When can buy-back be available after a CI claim?

A

Usually after 2 years

17
Q

How are CI benefits taxed?

18
Q

NI years required for full new State Pension

19
Q

Who qualifies for Statutory Sick Pay?

A

Employees paying or credited with class 1 NI

20
Q

West determines eligibility for Personal Independence Payment?

A

Assessment of individual need

(Not means tested)

21
Q

Pension credit after April 2016 consists mainly of?

A

Guarantee Credit

22
Q

Child tax credit claims can usually be backdated how long?

23
Q

What is decreasing term assurance mainly used for?

A

Repayment Mortgages

24
Q

What is increasing term assurance used for?

A

Inflation protection

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What is a pure premium?
Premium needed to meet claims only
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What is a loaded premium?
Pure premium plus expenses and profit
27
What is a policy charge?
Handling fee added to premium
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Why may premiums increase in unit-linked policies?
Fund performance below assumed rate
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What affects with-profits claim value?
Date of death or surrender
31
When should assignments be notified to the insurer?
ASAP
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Ideal trustee characteristic?
Understand settlers wishes
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Who receives