Special Surplus Funds Are Portions of Surplus Allocated or Appropriated

question 59

Multiple Choice

Special surplus funds are portions of surplus allocated or appropriated for a specific purpose. Special surplus funds usually are allocated voluntarily but also may be required by an insurance regulator. Which one the following is NOT an example of special funds:

• A) Group contingency reserve
• B) Group annuity contingency reserve
• C) Participation is separate accounts
• D) Guarantee Loan

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