California Life and Health Insurance Practice Exam

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The concept of Human Life Value in insurance is based on which of the following factors?

  1. Investment returns

  2. Wealth accumulation

  3. Income

  4. Age

The correct answer is: Income

The concept of Human Life Value in insurance primarily focuses on the financial contribution an individual makes to their dependents through their earning potential, which directly relates to income. Human Life Value considers the present value of future income that an individual is expected to generate over their working life. This includes salary, wages, bonuses, and any other form of income that would be lost in the event of premature death. This approach helps insurers and beneficiaries quantify the financial impact of losing a breadwinner, emphasizing the importance of securing adequate life insurance coverage to replace that lost income for the family’s financial stability. While factors like age and investment returns may influence calculations related to insurance policies, the core concept rests on the income that the individual generates for their dependents. Understanding this helps insurance professionals assess the appropriate coverage to protect against the economic consequences of death.