Missouri Insurance Flashcards

1
Q

How many days does an insurer have to acknowledge a claim to comply with Missouri’s Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act?

A

10 days

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2
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Roberta has replaced her sports car with a sedan. Under the terms of her auto policy, how long does she have to notify her insurer of the change?

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30 days

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Notice of nonrenewal of a commercial casualty insurance policy must be in writing and mailed or delivered to the named insured at least how many days prior to the effective date?

A

60 days

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4
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What percentage to be declared a constructive total loss?

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75 to 80 percent

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5
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A leased vehicle will be treated as an owned vehicle if it is leased to the named insured under a written contract for at least how many months?

A

6 months

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If the covered auto suffers a loss from a collision or other-than-collision peril, the insured’s temporary transportation expenses are paid when this coverage is listed in the declarations. The policy pays up to how much per day with a maximum of how much?

A

$20 per day with a maximum of $600

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7
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This is authority that the insurer does not grant or even intend for the producer to have, but nonetheless appears to be granted by the insurer based on the producer’s statements and the actions (or inactions) of the insurer.

A

Apparent Authority

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This authority consists of actions that extend beyond what is explicitly provided in the agency agreement but are necessary to carry out the duties expected of the producer.

A

Implied Authority

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9
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Who can apply to the Joint Underwriting Association for medical malpractice liability insurance?

A

Any health care provider

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A person asserting a claim against an insured under an insurance policy is termed what kind of claimant?

A

Third-party Claimant

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How soon after receipt must an insurer acknowledge that it has been notified of a claim?

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10 days

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12
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If an insurer terminates a producer’s appointment with that company, it must notify the Director of Insurance within how many days following the effective date of the termination?

A

30 days

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13
Q

Transacting insurance in Missouri without a certificate of authority is what?

A

An insurer that transacts insurance without a certificate of authority is guilty of a class C felony.

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14
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Is rebating prohibited?

A

Yes.

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15
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A producer must deliver a newly issued policy to the applicant within how many days?

A

A producer must give a written insurance binder or policy to the insured within 30 days after the coverage is bound or the policy is issued.

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16
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Producers must inform the Missouri Department of Insurance of a change of address in writing within how many days?

A

30 days

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17
Q

How many days notice if an insurer does not renew a PAP?

A

20 Days

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18
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How many days after an inspection must a report be sent?

A

5 Days

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19
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When does discovery-based coverage apply?

A

Applies to loss during the policy period and 60 days after.

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When does loss sustained coverage apply?

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Applies to loss during the policy period and 1 year after.

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21
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Does the BOP cover damages arising from the loss of electronic data?

A

No.

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22
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Policy records much be maintained for how long?

A

The duration of the current policy period plus two calendar years.

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23
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What does symbol 3 show coverage for?

A

Coverage for owned private passenger autos.

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24
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What percentage of flooding occurs in moderate- to low-risk flood zones?

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20 percent

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25
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A producer must give a written insurance binder or policy to the insured within how many days after the coverage is bound or the policy is issued.

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30 days

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26
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The BOP provides an annual aggregate of up to what for the cost of replacing or restoring electronic data that has been destroyed or corrupted by a covered cause of loss.

A

$10,000

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27
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When a business entity is licensed as a producer, who in the company is responsible for compliance with Missouri law?

A

A designated individual producer

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28
Q

The property section of a businessowners policy (BOP) provides how much coverage for pollution clean-up and removal?

A

$10,000

29
Q

This is the person or organization whose name appears first in the policy declarations. In addition, they have the rights in the policy and is the only person authorized to cancel the policy or request policy changes.

A

First named insured

30
Q

Who forms Missouri’s industry placement facility that assists insurance applicants in securing basic property insurance?

A

Insurers in the state

31
Q

An insured receives notice that his property policy will not be renewed. What is the minimum number of days he has before the cancelation is effective?

A

30 days

32
Q

Which type of insurance company pays policy dividends to its policyowners?

A

Mutual Insurance Companies

33
Q

An insurer may not be sued unless the insured has fully complied with the terms of the homeowners policy and the suit is brought within how many years of the loss date.

A

2 years

34
Q

If a policy is in effect for less than this many days, it is not subject to the rules of policy cancellation and renewal.

A

60 days

35
Q

This prevents a party from enforcing a right that it voluntarily waived by its past conduct.

A

Estoppel

36
Q

The claimant’s recovery of damages is reduced by his or her degree of negligence because of what defense?

A

Comparative negligence

37
Q

For a loss to be covered under a property insurance policy, a covered peril must be:

A

The proximate cause of loss

38
Q

What type of liability results when one party is legally responsible for the acts of another.

A

Vicarious liability

39
Q

An insurer’s profitability is determined by its combined ratio, which is equal to the insurer’s:

A

Loss ratio plus expense ratio

40
Q

Which legislation prevents a financial institution from disclosing a consumer’s nonpublic personal information to an unaffiliated third party unless it provides notice to the consumer and allows the consumer an opportunity to opt out?

A

Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)

41
Q

States obtained the principal right to regulate the business of insurance through what Act?

A

McCarran Ferguson Act

42
Q

What is the coverage for an insured having accepted counterfeit money or money orders?

A

$1,000

43
Q

Which dwelling policy provides coverage for the dwelling on an open perils basis and for personal property on a named perils basis.

A

DP-3 Special Form

44
Q

With the personal auto policy, physical damage to the insured’s covered auto is provided through which part?

A

Part D

45
Q

What are the three components of an insurance rate?

A

Loss costs, expenses, and an allowance for profits and contingencies.

46
Q

Which form of the commercial general liability (CGL) policy covers the insured for injuries or damages only if the policy is in force when the claim arises?

A

Claims-made form

47
Q

This coverage provided on a workers compensation policy and provides coverage for lawsuits filed that pertain to injuries that are not addressed by WC statute.

A

Employer’s liability coverage

48
Q

To be considered a business under a homeowners policy, the insured must earn at least:

A

$2,000 per year

49
Q

Dwelling Policy Coverage A covers?

A

Dwelling

50
Q

Dwelling Policy Coverage B covers?

A

Other structures

51
Q

Dwelling Policy Coverage C covers?

A

Personal Property

52
Q

Dwelling Policy Coverage D covers?

A

Fair Rental Value

53
Q

Dwelling Policy Coverage E covers?

A

Additional living expense

54
Q

Homeowners Policy Broad Form 2 (HO 2) provides the following coverage:

A

Dwelling, other structures, and personal property on a named perils basis; loss of use, personal liability, and medical payments.

55
Q

Homeowners Policy Special Form 3

(HO 3) provides the following coverage:

A

Dwelling and other structures on an open perils basis; personal property on a named perils basis (16 specified perils); loss of use, personal liability, and medical payments.

56
Q

Homeowners Policy Contents Broad Form 4 (HO 4) provides the following coverage:

A

For tenants of houses or apartments: personal property on a named perils basis, loss of use, personal liability, and medical payments. No dwelling or other structures coverage except for building additions and alterations paid for by the insured.

57
Q

Homeowners Policy Comprehensive Form 5 (HO 5) provides the following coverage:

A

Dwelling, other structures, and personal property on an open perils basis; loss of use, personal liability, and medical payments. The broadest homeowners coverage.

58
Q

Homeowners Policy Unit Owners Form 6 (HO 6) provides the following coverage:

A

For owners of condominiums and cooperative apartments: personal property on a named perils basis, limited dwelling coverage (for improvements, betterments, and items of real property pertaining exclusively to the residence premises), loss of use, personal liability, and medical payments.

59
Q

Homeowners Modified Form 8 (HO 8) provides the following coverage:

A

For older homes when their replacement cost may substantially exceed their market value: dwelling and other structures based on the amount needed to repair or replace the property using common construction materials and methods; loss of use, personal liability, and medical payments.

60
Q

Symbol 1 provides what coverage?

A

Any auto

61
Q

Symbol 2 provides what coverage?

A

Owned autos only

62
Q

Symbol 3 provides what coverage?

A

Owned private passenger autos. Often designates auto medical payments and physical damage other-than-collision (comprehensive) coverage. It can also indicate towing and labor coverage when that coverage is purchased.

63
Q

Symbol 4 provides what coverage?

A

All other types of owned autos. Often designates physical damage specified causes of loss coverage

64
Q

Symbol 5 provides what coverage?

A

No-fault coverage

65
Q

Symbol 6 provides what coverage?

A

Uninsured motorist coverage

66
Q

Symbol 7 provides what coverage?

A

Coverage only for autos listed in a schedule of covered autos in Item Three of the declarations.

67
Q

Symbol 8 provides what coverage?

A

Hired autos only. Indicates coverage for liability and physical damage.

68
Q

Symbol 9 provides what coverage?

A

Non-owned autos only. Indicates liability coverage.

69
Q

Symbol 19 provides what coverage?

A

Coverage for land vehicles that would ordinarily be classified as mobile equipment except that they are subject to a motor vehicle law