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Whom does dependent coverage under a Florida group life plan typically insure in addition to the employee?

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Why B is correct

Under Chapter 627, Florida Statutes, dependent coverage in a group life plan extends life insurance to the employee's eligible dependents - typically the spouse and dependent children - in addition to the employee's own coverage. Beneficiaries are the people the employee designates to receive death proceeds; they are not insureds, and business partners or executives are not the employee's dependents.

Why the other options are wrong

  • A) Executives are insureds under their own employee coverage, not under a dependent rider.
  • C) Business partners are unrelated third parties, not family dependents.
  • D) Naming someone a beneficiary gives no insurance on that person's life; dependent coverage is what insures family members.

Memory hook

Dependents = spouse and kids; beneficiaries just collect.

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