en 39 Alexis would normally be entitled to $600 per month in CPP benefits if she were 65 years of age. However, she is planning to delay the receipt of CPP benefits until she reaches age 70. How would this impact Alexiss eventual benefit? Note: Assume that it is the 2016 calendar year sd out of an Select one: a. Alexiss CPP benefit will increase to $852 and shall remain at that level going forward. b. Alexiss CPP benefit will increase to $780 per month for five years, after which point it will revert back to the usual benefit of $600 per month c. Alexiss CPP benefit will increase to $852 per month for five years, after which point it will revert back to the usual benefit of $600 per month d. Alexiss CPP benefit will increase to $780 per month and shall remain at that level going forward. stion 40 Pack in 2005, Scott purchased a whole life insurance policy with a face value of $500,000. At the time, Scott named his then Tiancee Amando as the beneficiary within the policy itself. In 2007. Scott and Amanda broke up and Scott started dating Jessica. In 2009. Scott drafted a last will and testament and named Jessica as the sole beneficiary in the same policy, but he did not notity the insurer of this change. In 2011, Scott died. Based solely on the information provided above, who would be legally entitled to the death benefit? ed out of Flag hon Select one: a. Amanda would be legally entitled to the death benefit because she was the first named beneficiary of which the insurer was informed b. Jessica would be legally entitled to the death benefit because the previous beneficiary was not irrevocable and Jessica was the most recently named beneficiary. c. Amanda would be legally entitled to the death benefit because when there is a conflict between a beneficiary donignation in a wil and that in a policy, the beneficiary named in the policy shall prevail. d. Amanda and Jessica would have to take the issue to court and let the courts decide