The Insurance Marketplace Flashcards

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What is express authority

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Is the authority a principle intends to grant to an agent by means of the agents contract. It is written in the contract

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Implied authority

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Is the authority that is not expressed or written into a contract, but which the agent is assumed to have in order to transact business.

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Apparent authority

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Is the appearance or the assumption of authority based on the actions, words, or deeds of the principle or because of circumstances the principle created. It’s also known as perceived.

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The commissioner of insurance is elected for how long?

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Maybe elected to serve not more than 2 consecutive 4-year terms.

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What does the commissioner have the power to do?

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They have the authority to enforce the law, NOT write or change the law. Their duty is to issue revaluations which establish how the department of insurance intends to interpret and enforce the law. They oversee the CDI and direct the CDI’s affairs and staff

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False advertising is

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Any advertising that includes any untrue, deceptive, or misleading statements that apply to the business of insurance.

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Rebating is

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Defined as any inducement offered to the insured in the sale of insurance products that is not specified in the policy.

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Twisting is

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A misrepresentation or incomplete or fraudulent comparison of insurance policies that persuades an insured/owner, to their detriment, to cancel, lapse, switch policies or take out a policy with another insurer.

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Defamation

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Occurs when an oral or written statement is made that is intended to injure a person engaged in the insurance business.

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How many days does a licensee have to respond to any inquiry from the department of insurance?

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21 days

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How many days does a licensee have to respond to receiving any communication from a claimant?

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15 days

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For senior agents, the requirement for continuing education for California partnerships for LTC is?

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8 hours each renewal period

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What term means the result of calculation based on the average number of months the insured is projected to live due to medical history and mortality factors?

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Life expectancy

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When can a life- only agent transact disability insurance on behalf of an authorized insurer?

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Upon obtaining a signed notice of appointment by the insurer

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No person can act as an administrator in this state unless he or she

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Holds a certificate of registration by the commissioner

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Who is a Reinsurer in terms of reinsurance?

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The reinsurer is the company that in consideration of the premium paid, assumes a part of the risk over an amount retained by the primary insurer known as the net line.

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What is reinsurance?

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Is insurance purchased by a primary insurer to protect itself against the catastrophe of a comparatively large single loss or a large number of small losses caused by a single occurrence.

18
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Who is the Primary insurer in a reinsurance?

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The insurer covering losses on a first dollar basis, who issues the policy over which reinsurance is purchased. Also called the ceding company.

19
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What is insolvency?

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An inability of the insurer to meet its financial obligations when they are due.

OR

Any impairment of minimum paid-in capital required of an insurer by the provisions of the insurance code for class or classes, of insurance that it transacts anywhere