Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
New Jersey Accident & Health exam — 174 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. The state agency that licenses health insurance producers in New Jersey is the:
Department of Banking and Insurance
The Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI) licenses and regulates producers and insurers in New Jersey.
2. A resident New Jersey accident and health producer renewing a license must complete how many CE credits per term?
24
Resident producers must complete 24 CE credits, including ethics, each biennial term.
3. Within the New Jersey CE requirement, the minimum ethics component each term is:
3 hours
New Jersey requires at least three ethics credits within the 24-credit biennial requirement.
4. A person who negotiates health insurance for a fee in New Jersey must:
Hold a producer license with health authority
Negotiating health insurance for compensation requires a producer license with the health line of authority.
Practice: Insurance Regulation
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