Free Other Property Insurance Practice Questions
Iowa Property exam (series 12-IA-03) — 65 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. The primary purpose of the Iowa FAIR plan is to:
Make basic property insurance available to qualified applicants
Iowa Code 515F.31 states the plan's purpose is to make basic property insurance available to qualified applicants with the least possible administrative detail and expense.
2. Which coverage is excluded from "basic property insurance" written through the Iowa FAIR plan?
Automobile insurance
Iowa Code 515F.32(1) defines basic property insurance to include standard fire, extended coverage, vandalism and malicious mischief, and homeowners insurance, but not automobile or inland marine insurance.
3. Which insurers must be members of the Iowa FAIR plan?
Insurers licensed and writing property insurance in Iowa
Iowa Code 515F.34 requires each insurer licensed to write and engaged in writing property insurance in Iowa to subscribe to the plan as a condition of authority to transact property insurance.
4. Which statement about the Iowa FAIR plan is correct?
It is not a state agency, and its debts are not the state's
Iowa Code 515F.35 states the FAIR plan is not a department, agency, or instrumentality of the state and its debts are its own, not the state's.
Practice: Other Property Insurance
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