A client, single, wants to know her lisbility due to the carthquake damage that oceurred to her home and aufomokile that was parked in the garage She hac a standard homeowners' policy with a $$750$ deductible and an auto insurance policy wilh a $$500$ deductible for both oollision and comprehensive coveruge. What liability $($the amount not covered by insurnnce$)$ does the client have if there is $$100,000$ damuge to the home and $$15,000$ to her auto?

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$.$ $$0$

$$14,500$

$$100,500$

$$115,000$

Barry is $47$ years old. He owns a modified endowment contract permment life insurance policy with a $$300,000$ eash value. Barry's basis in the policy is $$190,000.$ Ir Barry bormos $$200,000$ from the policy, will he owe a tax penally upon withdrawal of ceili frum the pollicy?

Group of answer cholices

Yes, because the policy is a modilict mondownent entint and he is under the age of $59\%.$

No$,$ because bortowing money from $-$ life in urinee policy only triggers a penalty if the loan is unputid.

Yes, because all permanent forms of life insurante we consiliered qualified assets, meaning that any withdrwal from a policy, regerdles of ti the poltey as a nodified endowment contract, will be penilized $10$e for anyone under the wic uf wow.

No$,$ betause modified endowment coninets are exermpt for non qualified distribution peralty niles.

A client, age $60,$ worked for laree retail compiny for the past ten years and is tind of working $50$ or more hours a week and would like to retire. Which of the folloving statements is weorrect in helping the client making a prudent decikton to retire now?

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Wil the client be able to extend his cmployer helt th benefits under COBRA?

The ctical would rite to delay takane Sochal Secirity benef$$s until age $70$ bat elect for Medicare Part B bencits at lage $6$s$.$

When receiviog his Sodat Securily benerit, the Medicare Pert B premiums that the elient will pay is bosed on lis modified adjusted gress income $($MACI$)$ from a previously fled tux retum.

The cost of medical preniums is a deduction when ariving at sadusted gross income $($AGI$).$

Sam owns a life insurance policy with a face value of $$250,000.$ lest week he leamed trom his doctor that he has a rare terminal illnes: Samm life expectancy is $4$ years. Today, a viatical wetlement company offered Sam $$100,000$ for the policy. If Sam's annual premium is $$3,600,$ and he has paid premiums for $10$ years, how much of the settement will be taxable to Sam?

$50$

$$36,000$

$$64,000$

$$100,000$