Professional Documents
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Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Chapter 9
Emotional considerations
None of the above
6) The common form of fact finding is a structured interview. The stages are
Making the client feel comfortable and relaxed
Explanation of the fact-finding process and its purpose
The information gathering session
All above
7) The common form of fact finding is a structured interview. The stages are
A discussion of priorities and the clients personal concerns
An agreement, in principle, of the main problems to be addressed by the advisers report
Both
None of the above
8) A fact finding form is divided into following sections
Personal details
Family details
Employment details
All above
Future changes
None of the above
11) The agent will normally ask for the names, ages, state of health and occupation of the clients
Spouse
Children
Parents
All above
12) ________ is a fund into which the employee and the employer contribute regularly a certain
portion of the employees salary
An employee provident fund
Depository fund
Pension Fund
None of the above
13) An employee provident fund is managed by
Employees Provident Fund Organisation
Both
The employer
None of the above
14) An employee provident fund is governed by Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous
Provisions Act
1951
1952
1953
1954
15) Mr. Ravi, an insurance agent needs to record the details of Mr. Rajeshs (policy holder) assets
for financial details as
Residential property
Mutual fund investment
Investment in gold
All above
16) If the agent finds that the client has limited assets then
Require to match the need
Fund liquidity
Both
None of the above
17) Monthly Expenditure analysis includes expenses as
Utility Payment
Tax
Loan Repayment
All Above
All Above
40) _________ involves identify whether the cient has made sufficient financial provision to meet
unpredictable and predictable needs
Need Based Selling
Need Assessment
Need Analysis
Need based solution