Unit 5: Topic 16 Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
Q

What 2 things can cause financial consequences for a family?

A

Death or serious illness.

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2
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What covers death, sickness and disability?

A

Protection policies.

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3
Q

What can protection policies be used toc cover?

A
  • Replace earned income
  • Meet IHT liabilities
  • Provide medical treatment/care
  • Repay debts
  • Meet living costs
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4
Q

What are protection policies built to do?

A

Give people peace of mind and allow them to make own financial decisions.

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5
Q

What are the two factors when assessing amount of life cover needed?

A

The amount of protection needed upon death AND the amount of protection that a client currently has.

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6
Q

What happens to a mortgage in sole name?

A

Those that benefit from the estate must pay of the mortgage first.

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7
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What happens to a mortgage in joint tenancy?

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The remaining survivor will take on the remaining debt.

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8
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What happens to a mortgage in tenants in common?

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Percentage of share will pass on based on the will but the survivor will have to meet monthly payments.

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9
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What policy is used to protect the mortgage?

A

Life cover, which lenders don’t insist on.

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10
Q

What is underwriting?

A

The assessment of risk.

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11
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What do underwriters also consider during life policy applications?

A

Health, lifestyle, occupation and environment.

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12
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What happens if there’s a greater probability of risk?

A

Greater premiums.

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13
Q

What should a young single person think about protecting?

A

Income and illness protection.

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14
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What should young couples think about?

A

Protection of unsecured debts and medical cover.

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15
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What should a young couple with children think about protecting?

A

The event of death (life cover).

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16
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What should middle aged people think about protecting?

A

Medical treatment, long term care needs and IHT planning.

17
Q

What should those in retirement protect?

A

death/illness, retirement pensions, care and IHT planning.

18
Q

What are the 4 prioritisation needs of protection policies?

A
  1. Protection in the event of death
  2. Protecting from illness
  3. Protection of income
  4. Protection of the value of money
19
Q

What other issues should you consider when thinking about protection?

A
  • Any sickpay provided by employer
  • Family medical history
  • Support from friends and family
  • The need for long term care