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Introduction to Life Insurance

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of a life policy?

a)

To pay for groceries

b)

To protect your home against fire

c)

To provide financial support to beneficiaries after the policyholder's death

d)

To offer investment returns only

2.

Which of the following is NOT a common use of a life insurance payout?

a)

Paying off debts

b)

Funding a family holiday

c)

Covering funeral expenses

d)

Supporting dependents financially

3.

In South Africa, what is the payout from a life policy typically called?

a)

Interest Return

b)

Funeral Benefit

c)

Death Benefit

d)

Dividend

4.

Which type of life policy covers you for your entire life, as long as you pay premiums?

a)

Term Life Insurance

b)

Whole Life Insurance

c)

Credit Life Insurance

d)

Funeral Policy

5.

What happens if you outlive a Term Life Insurance policy?

a)

You get a lump sum payout

b)

Your premiums are refunded

c)

There is no payout

d)

You are automatically covered for life

6.

What kind of life policy is typically used to pay for a person’s funeral costs?

a)

Whole Life Insurance

b)

Funeral Policy

c)

Credit Life Insurance

d)

Endowment Policy

7.

Are life insurance payouts generally taxable in South Africa?

a)

Yes, always

b)

Only if the payout is over R1 million

c)

No, they are usually tax-free

d)

Only if no beneficiary is listed

8.

What is the advantage of naming a beneficiary in a life policy?

a)

They have to pay estate taxes

b)

The payout goes directly to them and avoids delays

c)

They will automatically inherit your entire estate

d)

It increases your monthly premium

9.

What is a Credit Life Insurance policy used for?

a)

Investing in unit trusts

b)

Paying for medical aid

c)

Settling debt if the policyholder dies

d)

Funding a child’s education

10.

Who typically needs a life policy the most?

a)

Teenagers

b)

People with no debt and no dependents

c)

People with dependents or large financial obligations

d)

Tourists visiting South Africa