A multiple-choice LLQP Segregated Funds Exam practice question about what happens to a LIF after the policyholder, Mark, dies at age 85. The correct answer, “The remaining funds could be transferred to his wife’s LIF assuming he had not converted the LIF to a life annuity prior to his death,” is selected and explained.
Sample LLQP Segregated Funds Exam question explaining that a LIF’s remaining funds can transfer to a spouse’s LIF upon the holder’s death, provided it hasn’t been converted to a life annuity.

A multiple-choice LLQP Segregated Funds Exam practice question asking how to calculate the back-end load fee on a $350,000 mutual fund with a 1.40% fee. The correct answer, “$4,900,” is selected and explained with the calculation.
Sample LLQP Segregated Funds Exam question demonstrating how to calculate a back-end load fee by multiplying the mutual fund value by the fee percentage (e.g., $350,000 × 1.4% = $4,900).

A multiple-choice LLQP Segregated Funds Exam practice question asking which statement about naming the annuitant in an annuity contract is correct. The correct answer, “The owner and annuitant must be the same person if the annuity is registered or funded with registered savings,” is selected and explained.
Sample LLQP Segregated Funds Exam question showing that for registered annuities, the contract owner and the annuitant must be the same individual.

A multiple-choice LLQP Segregated Funds Exam practice question asking how much a client will receive at maturity from a segregated fund investment of $200,000 with a 75% guarantee after 10 years when the fund’s value is $275,000. The correct answer, “$275,000,” is selected and explained.
Sample LLQP Segregated Funds Exam question showing that the client receives the greater of the guaranteed amount or the market value at maturity — in this case, $275,000.

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