Q. Can children take insurance for their parents?

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Q. What can be considered as valid insurable interest under common law?

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Q. Can an individual take life insurance for themselves of any amount?

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Q. What can an insurance company do if a person's proposed insurance amount exceeds their premium paying capacity?

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Q. Who has insurable interest in the life of an employee?

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Q. Can a company take key-man insurance on the lives of any employees?

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Q. Do children buying insurance cover for their parents fall under insurable interest?

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Q. Who has insurable interest in the property mortgaged against a loan granted by a bank?

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Q. What is key-man insurance?

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Q. Who has insurable interest in the lives of each other in a partnership?

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Q. When does lack of insurable interest exist?

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Q. What is the definition of insurable value?

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Q. What is the consequence of ignoring the insurable interest and the insurable value limits?

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Q. What is the purpose of personal insurance cover?

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Q. What are the key principles of financial underwriting?

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Q. What does it mean to say that the insured is "Not worth more dead than alive"?

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Q. What should underwriters do to relate past financial trends with current economic conditions?

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Q. What is the purpose of financial underwriting in insurance?

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Q. How much is the insurable interest that a person can have in his own life?

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Q. What are the three methods of arriving at the amount of insurance cover that an individual should take?

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