Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
Wisconsin Property & Casualty exam — 177 practice questions.
Subtopics: Regulatory body, Selection of commissioner, License examination, License maintenance, Unfair settlement, Producer trust accounts, Rate standards, Surplus lines, Cancellation of commercial policy, Producer reporting, Guaranty fund, Renewal premium notice, Commissioner selection, Commissioner orders, Duty to reply, Examination duty, Examination costs, Demand for hearing, Hearing timing, Rehearing, Forfeitures, Enhanced forfeiture, Twice the profit, Compulsive forfeiture, Criminal penalty, Firm forfeiture, Security Fund purpose, Security Fund money, Security Fund board, Security Fund limit, Security Fund exclusions, Intermediary defined, Broker defined, Unlicensed sale validity, Using unlicensed persons, Competent and trustworthy, Prelicensing education, Prelicensing split, Prelicensing exemption, Exam validity, Exam retakes, Exam structure, Lines needed for auto/home, CE hours, CE carryover, CE not banked, Renewal notice, CE exemptions, Nonresident CE, Flood training, Reinstatement, License duration, Mandatory revocation, Grounds after hearing, Waiting period after revocation, Disciplined intermediary, Change of address, Reporting convictions, Reportable lawsuit, Pretrial hearing, Records retention, Records location, Temporary license, Temporary license purposes, Appointment timing, Termination notice, Termination - agent notice, Insurer bound by agent, Indicia of agency, Controlled business, Fee disclosure, Commission sharing, Proper exchange, Proper exchange conditions, Misrepresentation, Incomplete information, Misleading name, Unfair inducement, Mass marketing exception, Unfair discrimination, Boycott, Restricting choice of insurer, Extra charges, Official position, Influencing employers, Personal financial transactions, Home solicitation, Survey pretext, Sex discrimination, Oral contracts and binders, Insurable interest, Mistake in payee, Agent knowledge, Notice to agent, Collusion exception, Warranty defined, Promissory warranty, Misrepresentation effect, Statements binding the insurer, Notice of intent to rescind, Incorporation by reference, Policy form filing, Prior approval forms, Deemed approval, Complaint notice, Electronic delivery, Privacy notices, Medical record disposal, Midterm cancellation grounds, Cancellation notice, New policy cancellation, Nonrenewal notice, Nonrenewal content, Anniversary cancellation, Renewal with altered terms, Personal lines altered terms, Agent termination and renewal, Other insurance, Nonwaiver clause, Late proof of loss, Overdue claims, Interest on overdue claims, Unfair claims practice, Misrepresenting provisions, Surplus lines license, Surplus lines tax, Absorbing the tax, Surplus lines disclosure, Surplus lines solicitation, Direct placement, Illegal placement liability, Risk purchasing group, Risk retention group disclosure, Rate filing, Prior approval rates, Excessive rates, Inadequate rates, Prohibited classification, Prohibited classification exception, Physical exam cost, Rate filing exemption, 18 USC 1033, 18 USC 1033 penalty, FCRA adverse action, Oral contract validity, Federal fraud statute, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, Do Not Call, McCarran-Ferguson Act, NAIC role, Unfair claims settlement, Anti-money laundering, Fraud warning statements, Federal Insurance Office, Surplus lines regulation, Risk retention groups, Unfair trade practices, Fiduciary duties, Insurer solvency, Producer licensing, Fraud, Federal regulation
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Sample questions & answers
1. Property and casualty insurers doing business in Wisconsin are supervised by:
The Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
OCI, headed by the commissioner of insurance, administers and enforces Wisconsin insurance law, including licensing of intermediaries.
2. In Wisconsin, the Commissioner of Insurance position is filled by:
Appointment by the governor with senate consent
The commissioner is nominated by the governor and appointed with the advice and consent of the senate, serving at the governor’s pleasure.
3. A first-time Wisconsin property and casualty producer applicant generally must:
Complete prelicensing education and pass the licensing exam
Resident applicants must complete approved prelicensing education and pass the exam for the line, plus meet fingerprint and background requirements.
4. To keep a resident Wisconsin property and casualty license in force, the producer must, every two years:
Complete 24 CE hours, including 3 hours of ethics
Ins 28.04 requires 24 credit hours each biennium, at least 3 in ethics, banked by the license expiration date.
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