Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
Michigan Property exam (series 16-67) — 173 practice questions.
Subtopics: Regulator, Commissioner defined, Prelicensing hours, Ethics in prelicensing, Course completion window, Exam waiver designation, Recent licensee waiver, Failed exam, Minimum age, Business entity license, Property line defined, License authority, Agent of the insured, License exemptions, Lapse reinstatement, Name or address change, Email address, Service by mail, Moving out of state, New Michigan resident, Former nonresident exemption, Nonresident CE, Assumed name, Temporary license, Temporary license uses, CE hours, Ethics CE, CE grace period, Grace period activity, CE carryover, Association CE credit, CE hour defined, CE waiver, License continuance, Appointment required, Appointment filing, Appointment verification, Termination notice, Copy to producer, Producer comments, After termination, Policy after termination, Auto/home agent termination, Controlled business, Solicitor authority, Solicitor termination, Solicitor fiduciary, Counselor license, Counselor agreement, Counselor fee, Premium account, Fiduciary account location, Failure to remit, Return premium on account, Paying for leads, Placing refused coverage, Tie-in sales, Felony bar, Recent felony, Discretionary grounds, Exam misconduct, Forgery, Unlicensed business, Denial hearing, Surrendered license, Chapter 12 fines, Violating cease and desist, Restitution order, Summary suspension, Criminal prosecution report, Administrative action report, Renewal commissions, Unlicensed commissions, Guaranty misrepresentation, Fear selling, Disclosed solicitation, Defamation, Boycott, False application, Stock as inducement, Merchandise exception, Rebating defined, Rebating revocation, Accepting a rebate, Twisting, Insurer identity in ads, Claims practices pattern, Lowball offers, Complaints received by agent, Proof of loss materials, Late claim interest, Timely payment window, UTP penalties, UTP C&D violation, Prior declination, Marital status, Rate information, UTP hearing step, Fraudulent insurance act, Fraud penalty, Fraud conspiracy, Insolvent insurer, Runner capper steerer, Fraud report immunity, Authorized agency, Privacy scope, Annual privacy notice, Opt out right, Policy numbers for marketing, Producer privacy notice, Agent quote duty, Agent disclosure, Channeling, Agent compensation, Declination reasons, Oral declination, Refusing applications, Managerial conference, Conference deadline, Annual rating notice, Underwriting rules filed, Rate standards, Termination defined, Guaranty membership, Guaranty and surplus lines, Guaranty lines excluded, Guaranty claim cap, Guaranty continuation, Guaranty assessments, Guaranty net worth, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fraud and false statements, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, Motor Carrier Act, Do Not Call, McCarran-Ferguson Act, Flood Disaster Protection Act, Biggert-Waters Reform Act, Federal Insurance Office, FAIR Plan origins, Coastal Barrier Resources Act, McCarran-Ferguson antitrust, Gramm-Leach-Bliley opt-out, Gramm-Leach-Bliley notice, FCRA investigative report, FCRA free report, TRIA certification, TRIA federal share, TRIA program trigger, TRIA insurer deductible, TRIA lines covered, TRIA disclosure, 18 USC 1033 penalty, Nonadmitted and Reinsurance Reform Act, Surplus lines diligent search, Exempt commercial purchaser, Guaranty association - surplus lines, Guaranty association purpose, Rebating, Boycott, coercion, intimidation, Unfair claims practices, Commingling premiums, Mandatory flood purchase amount, Force-placed flood, Private flood acceptance, HFIAA surcharge, Risk retention groups, Privacy model - adverse underwriting, Do Not Call existing relationship
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Sample questions & answers
1. Which state agency regulates insurance producers and insurers in Michigan?
Department of Insurance and Financial Services
MCL 500.102 defines "department" as the Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS); its director administers the Insurance Code.
2. Where the Michigan Insurance Code refers to the "commissioner," it means the:
Director of DIFS
Section 102 provides that "commissioner" means the director, who heads the Department of Insurance and Financial Services.
3. A Michigan applicant for the property producer license must first complete a registered program of study of at least:
20 hours
Section 1204a(1)(b)(iv) requires 20 hours of instruction for a property producer and solicitor program of study.
4. Every registered Michigan producer prelicensing program of study must include instruction in:
Ethical practices in marketing and selling
Section 1204a(1)(c) requires a registered program of study to include instruction in ethical practices in the marketing and selling of insurance.
Practice: Insurance Regulation
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