人寿保险基础第 378 / 716 题
A 'preferred' risk classification is generally assigned to an applicant who:
a.Falls exactly at the average on every underwriting factor the insurer measures
b.Is in better-than-average health and presents lower-than-average risk
c.Has several serious ongoing health conditions requiring treatment
d.Cannot be insured by any company at any premium the applicant might pay
解析
A preferred classification recognizes applicants whose health, lifestyle, and other factors make them lower risk than average, so they qualify for the lowest premiums. Applicants with serious conditions would be rated (substandard) or declined. Someone uninsurable at any price would be declined, not classified as preferred. An exactly average applicant would be standard. The preferred class rewards below-average risk with below-average pricing.
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