PSI Life Exam Practice Test

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Study for the PSI Life Exam. Enhance your knowledge with flashcards and multiple choice questions, each question comes with detailed explanations. Prepare effectively for your certification exam!

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Which materials are regulated by life insurance advertising rules?

Printed brochures about life insurance products
A radio commercial promoting insurance benefits
Televised advertisements for health insurance
Online content related to investment strategies

The correct answer is: A radio commercial promoting insurance benefits

Life insurance advertising rules are designed to ensure that consumers receive truthful and clear information regarding insurance products. The correct choice, which refers to a radio commercial promoting insurance benefits, falls under these regulations because it constitutes a form of advertising intended to directly inform potential policyholders about the features, advantages, and details of life insurance products. Radio commercials, like other forms of advertisement, are subject to scrutiny to prevent misleading information. The regulations mandate that any statements made in such advertisements must be accurate and not deceptive, thereby protecting consumers from false claims about the insurance being marketed. While other materials, such as printed brochures and televised advertisements, can also be subject to advertising regulations, the specific focus of the question relates to broadcast advertisements like radio commercials, which must adhere to strict guidelines to ensure compliance with life insurance advertising rules. Online content about investment strategies, while it may include information about insurance products, does not directly qualify as life insurance advertising.