Banking System, NPA & IBC — Set 13
Economy Advanced · बैंकिंग प्रणाली, NPA और IBC · Questions 121–130 of 160
The Unit-Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs) combine insurance with investment. What percentage of ULIP premium goes to insurance?
Correct Answer: B. 20-40%
The correct answer is 20-40%. In ULIPs, typically 20-40% of premium goes to insurance cover, with the remaining invested in market-linked instruments for potential wealth creation. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Endowment Policies are traditional insurance products offering guaranteed returns. What is the typical maturity period for endowment policies?
Correct Answer: C. 15-20 years
The correct answer is 15-20 years. Endowment policies typically mature in 15-20 years, providing guaranteed maturity benefits along with insurance coverage during the policy period. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Term Insurance provides pure life insurance without savings component. What is the typical premium cost for term insurance compared to endowment?
Correct Answer: C. Much lower
The correct answer is Much lower. Term insurance premiums are much lower than endowment policies because they provide only insurance coverage without savings component or maturity benefits. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Health Insurance Plans cover medical expenses for individuals and families. What is the typical waiting period for pre-existing diseases?
Correct Answer: C. 3 years
The correct answer is 3 years. The correct answer is '3 years'. Health insurance plans typically have a 3-year waiting period for pre-existing diseases, after which coverage is provided for treatment of these conditions. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Pension Products help individuals accumulate retirement corpus. What is the minimum contribution period for most pension schemes?
Correct Answer: C. 5 years
The correct answer is 5 years. Most pension schemes require minimum 5 years of contribution. NPS, however, allows withdrawal after 3 years from the date of opening the account. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Social Security Schemes in India provide welfare support to economically weaker sections. Which is the largest social security scheme by beneficiaries?
Correct Answer: D. MGNREGA
The correct answer is MGNREGA. MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act) is the largest social security scheme by beneficiaries, providing employment to rural populations. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Public Deposit Schemes offer returns to small savers. What is the typical interest rate for public deposit schemes?
Correct Answer: B. 6-8%
The correct answer is 6-8%. Public deposit schemes typically offer 6-8% interest rates, providing an alternative to fixed deposits while carrying higher risk. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Financial Inclusion Index measures the level of financial inclusion in the country. What are the key components of the Financial Inclusion Index?
Correct Answer: A. Access, usage, and quality
The correct answer is Access, usage, and quality. The Financial Inclusion Index measures access to financial services, usage of these services, and quality of services provided to the population. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Financial Literacy Programs aim to educate citizens about financial products and services. Which institution conducts the largest financial literacy program in India?
Correct Answer: B. RBI
The correct answer is RBI. RBI conducts various financial literacy programs through its outreach initiatives, educating citizens about banking, investments, and financial consumer rights. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.
The Financial Stability Report is published by RBI to assess financial system health. How often is the Financial Stability Report published?
Correct Answer: B. Half-yearly
The correct answer is Half-yearly. RBI publishes the Financial Stability Report twice a year (half-yearly) to assess risks and vulnerabilities in the Indian financial system. This topic is frequently tested in competitive examinations such as RRB NTPC, SSC, and UPSC.