Needs Analysis and Financial Planning Flashcards
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What is the purpose of the 'Know Your Client' (KYC) process in life insurance financial planning?
Answer: To gather comprehensive information about the client's financial situation, goals, and risk tolerance
The KYC process collects comprehensive client information to ensure that product recommendations are suitable, appropriate, and aligned with the client's actual objectives.
When should a client's financial needs analysis be reviewed and updated?
Answer: After major life events such as marriage, the birth of a child, or a significant income change
Major life events such as marriage, divorce, having children, or significant income changes can substantially alter a client's financial obligations and insurance needs.
Which of the following is an example of a 'business continuation' need identified in a life insurance needs analysis?
Answer: Funding a buy-sell agreement to facilitate business ownership transfer at death
A buy-sell agreement funded by life insurance ensures that a deceased partner's business interest can be purchased by remaining partners, allowing the business to continue.
The concept of 'present value' is applied in needs analysis to:
Answer: Determine how much capital is needed today to provide a desired stream of future income
Present value calculations determine the lump sum needed now so that, invested at an assumed rate of return, it will generate the desired future income stream for survivors.
In a life insurance needs analysis, what is the 'insurance gap'?
Answer: The difference between the client's total insurance need and their existing coverage
The insurance gap identifies the shortfall between the total calculated insurance need and the coverage the client already has in place from all sources.
Which of the following is considered an 'asset' when calculating net insurance needs for a client?
Answer: Existing life insurance coverage and investment account balances
Existing life insurance policies and liquid investment accounts are assets that offset the total insurance need, directly reducing the coverage gap.
A client with no financial dependents and substantial investment assets would MOST likely have which insurance need prioritized in their needs analysis?
Answer: Estate planning and tax-efficient wealth transfer to beneficiaries
A wealthy client without dependents typically has minimal income replacement needs and instead focuses on estate conservation and transferring wealth efficiently to chosen beneficiaries.
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