Oklahoma Life Producer Practice Exam

What type of life insurance policy is designed to cover a minor and increases the face amount at a specified age?

1. Term Life Policy

2. Universal Life Policy

3. Jumping Juvenile Policy

4. Whole Life Insurance

The correct answer is: Jumping Juvenile Policy

The jumping juvenile policy is specifically designed to provide coverage for minors, often at a lower premium rate compared to adult policies. One of its distinctive features is that the face amount of the policy automatically increases when the insured child reaches a specified age, typically around 18 or 21. This increase in coverage is intended to provide additional financial security as the child transitions into adulthood, without requiring a medical examination or re-evaluation of health at that time. Additionally, these policies can often convert to a permanent insurance policy or a higher face amount without significant premium increases when the insured reaches adulthood. This feature not only offers peace of mind that coverage will continue but also ensures that the insured will have sufficient coverage tailored to their new life stage. The other types of life insurance mentioned do not have this unique structure of automatic increment in coverage as the insured grows older, making the jumping juvenile policy the correct choice for this scenario.