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Nebraska Course Update January 2019

Nebraska Life and Life & Health Insurance courses have been updated with annual outline changes effective January 21, 2019. Continue reading for Nebraska Life and Life & Health course Addendums.
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NEBRASKA LIFE AND LIFE & HEALTH

Addendum: for use with Washington Life and Life & Health
online ExamFX courses and study guide version 20930en, per
exam content outline updates effective 1/21/2019.

The following are content additions to supplement your existing text unless otherwise indicated:

Introduction

The Life Exam Breakdown has been updated as follows:

Nebraska Life and Annuities Insurance Examination - 100 Questions

Chapter  Percentage of Exam 
 General Insurance   10%
 Life Insurance Basics  18%
 Life Insurance Policies  18%
 Life Insurance Policy Provisions, Options and Riders  20%
 Annuities  15%
 Qualified Plans  4%
 Federal Tax Considerations for Life Insurance and Annuities  5%
 Insurance Regulations  10%

The following topics have been deleted:

- Premium Concepts (Chapter III. Life Insurance Basics)
- Term-to-65 Contract (Chapter IV. Life Insurance Policies)
- Indeterminate Premium (Chapter IV. Life Insurance Policies)
- Graded Premium (Chapter IV. Life Insurance Policies)
- Current Assumption (Chapter IV. Life Insurance Policies)
- Family Term Rider (Chapter V. Life Insurance Policy Provisions, Options and Riders)
The following are additions to supplement your existing text:

Life Insurance Policies

Variable Universal Life

Variable universal life insurance is a type of insurance that combines many features of the whole life with the flexible premium of universal life and the investment component of variable life, making it a securities version of the universal life insurance. Variable universal life insurance, like universal life itself, has the following features and characteristics:

 A flexible premium that can be increased, decreased or skipped as long as there is enough
value in the policy to fund the death benefit;
 Increasing and decreasing the amount of insurance; and
 Cash withdrawals or policy loans.

Unlike universal life, most of the investment vehicles in variable universal life policies do not guarantee return.