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RECA Residential Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Fiduciary Representation - Trust and confidence - Best interests - Loyalty 5 Ds of Role Clarity 1. Discuss 2. Determine 3. Document 4. Disclose 5. Do

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What does life insurance protect against? - Answer- Dying too soon. What happens to the death benefit with a Variable Universal Life Policy? - Answer- It may increase/decrease within limits. Who sells insurance to a client and owes a fiduciary duty to an insurance company? - Answer- The Agent/Producer What does a "Family Policy" provide? - Answer- Different coverage on different family members. In order to qualify for AD&D coverage, the accident must directly cause death within how...

The principal is also known as - client fiduciary relationship - a relationship founded on trust and confidence Agency Relationship - Exists when one person (the agent) acts for, or on behalf of another person (the principal). the principal - is the one who hires and gives authority to the agent Texas Real Estate License Act TRELA - Was passed 1939. The purpose is to protect the public against unscrupulous brokers and sales agents.

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Idaho Life Producer Exam Questions and Answers with complete solution What does life insurance protect against? ANS-Dying too soon. What happens to the death benefit with a Variable Universal Life Policy? ANS-It may increase/decrease within limits. Who sells insurance to a client and owes a fiduciary duty to an insurance company? ANS-The Agent/Producer What does a "Family Policy" provide? ANS-Different coverage on different family members. In order to qualify for AD&D coverage, th...

Ethics Prelim 3 Terms in this set (133) Historically, medical ethics/care has focused on: • Fiduciary responsibilities to patient • Do no harm ("Primum non nocere") • Respect for persons (Treating persons as an end in themselves, not as a means...) But with organ transplantation, persons undergo interventions to benefit others • Consent/authorization • Potential conflicts of interest • Using someone as a "means" History of Organ Transplant • 1954: Livi...