Intro to Insurance Flashcards

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1
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Three basic rules of risk management

A

Don’t risk more than you can afford to lose, consider the odds, don’t risk a lot for a little.

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2
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Is the client or planner responsible for formulating the risk management policy?

A

Client

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3
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Three major categories of risk evaluation for a client

A

Property, personal health and injury, liability.

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4
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High severity, high frequency

A

Avoid or reduce.

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5
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High severity, low frequency

A

Insure (risk transfer)

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6
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Low severity, high frequency

A

Retain and reduce.

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7
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Low severity, low frequency

A

Retain

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8
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Four elements of an insurable risk

A

homogenous, definite, fortuitous, not catastrophic

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9
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Role of state courts in regulating insurance

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render decisions on policy terms, rule on constitutionality of state insurance laws

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10
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Does the NAIC have legal power?

A

No

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11
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Four basic parts of an insurance contract

A

declarations, agreement, exclusions, conditions.

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12
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Notice of loss vs. proof of loss

A

notice of loss is the first step in the process, must be given immediately. proof of loss is a sworn statement that a loss has occured with the amount of the claim.

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13
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Strict liability relates to…

A

Products

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14
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true or false: Insurance contracts are required by law to be in writing in order to be of legal form.

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True

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15
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The purpose of the NAIC is to…

A

increase the reliability of its oversight of insurance companies.

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16
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when you see comparative negligence think…

A

proportion of liability

17
Q

Who sets regulations and enforces laws that directly regulate the insurance industry?

A

I. state insurance departments

II. state insurance commissioners