In 2006, what are the death benefits for 1, 2, and 3 or more total dependents?

In 2006, what are the death benefits for 1, 2, and 3 or more total dependents?

• A. $250k, $290k, $320k
• B. $200k, $260k, $300k
• C. $300k, $350k, $400k
• D. $150k, $200k, $250k

Answer: (A)

In California Self‑Insurance Plans, the death benefit paid to dependents is a one‑time lump sum guided by a statute-specific schedule that increases with the number of total dependents. In 2006, the official schedule provided that one dependent receives 250,000; two dependents receive 290,000; and three or more dependents receive 320,000. That’s why the amounts listed match the 2006 schedule and make this the best choice. The idea is that as the number of dependents grows, the total lump-sum benefit rises to better support the survivors. Remember that these figures are year‑specific, so different years can have different amounts, but for 2006 the sequence is 250k, 290k, and 320k.

In California Self‑Insurance Plans, the death benefit paid to dependents is a one‑time lump sum guided by a statute-specific schedule that increases with the number of total dependents. In 2006, the official schedule provided that one dependent receives 250,000; two dependents receive 290,000; and three or more dependents receive 320,000. That’s why the amounts listed match the 2006 schedule and make this the best choice. The idea is that as the number of dependents grows, the total lump-sum benefit rises to better support the survivors. Remember that these figures are year‑specific, so different years can have different amounts, but for 2006 the sequence is 250k, 290k, and 320k.