Free Other Property Insurance Practice Questions
Pennsylvania Property & Allied Lines exam (series 16-04) — 68 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. Pennsylvania's FAIR Plan provides:
Basic property insurance for risks the standard market will not write
The FAIR Plan is a residual market mechanism providing basic property coverage to applicants unable to buy it normally.
2. Because standard property policies exclude flood, that coverage is generally available through the:
National Flood Insurance Program
Flood is excluded by standard property forms; coverage is written through the federal National Flood Insurance Program.
3. Before the Pennsylvania FAIR Plan issues basic property insurance, the property is generally:
Inspected to determine its condition
The Fair Plan provides for inspection of the property and a written inspection report used to decide insurability and any required improvements.
4. Under the Pennsylvania Fair Plan Act, an insurer that penalizes a producer for submitting applications to the FAIR Plan:
Violates the Fair Plan Act
No insurer may direct a producer not to solicit through the Fair Plan or penalize a producer for submitting applications to it.
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Practice: Other Property Insurance
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