Free Annuities Practice Questions

Pennsylvania Life exam (series 16-01) — 24 practice questions.

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Sample questions & answers

1. Pennsylvania annuity contracts must include a right-to-examine (free-look) provision that lets the owner:

Return the contract within the stated period for a refund

Annuities carry a free-look period allowing the owner to return the contract for a refund within the stated time.

2. Pennsylvania annuity suitability rules require a producer recommending an annuity to:

Have reasonable grounds that the recommendation is suitable for the consumer

Suitability standards require the producer to gather consumer information and reasonably believe the annuity is suitable.

3. The basic purpose of an annuity is to:

Liquidate a sum of money into a stream of income, often for retirement

An annuity systematically converts a principal sum into income payments and protects against outliving one's money.

4. The accumulation period of a deferred annuity is the time during which:

Funds are paid in and grow tax-deferred

During accumulation, premiums are paid and earnings grow tax-deferred before the payout (annuity) period begins.

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Practice: Annuities

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