Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions

Alabama Accident & Health exam — 26 practice questions.

Subtopics: Licensing agency, Commissioner appointment, CE requirement, Producer appointment, Unfair discrimination, Fraud, Replacement of health policy, Producer recordkeeping, License denial, Guaranty association, Advertising, Cease and desist, Examination of insurers, Nonresident license, Free look on health policy, Commissions to unlicensed, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fraud and false statements, Privacy GLBA, Affordable Care Act, Do Not Call, McCarran-Ferguson Act, HIPAA administrative simplification, Mental Health Parity, Newborns and Mothers Health Protection, Women's Health and Cancer Rights Act

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Sample questions & answers

1. Which Alabama agency licenses producers who sell accident and health insurance?

The Alabama Department of Insurance

The Alabama Department of Insurance issues producer licenses, including the accident and health line of authority.

2. The official leading Alabama insurance regulation is the Commissioner of Insurance, who is:

Appointed by the Governor

Alabama's Commissioner of Insurance is appointed by the Governor to administer the state insurance laws.

3. Alabama producers commonly must complete continuing education on what schedule (verify current rule)?

About 24 hours every two years

Resident producers commonly complete roughly 24 CE hours every two-year cycle; verify the current requirement with the Department.

4. An accident and health producer in Alabama may begin representing an insurer only after:

Receiving an appointment from that insurer

A producer must hold an appointment from the insurer before transacting business on the insurer's behalf.

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Practice: Insurance Regulation

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