Colorado Property Insurance (Focused exam review)
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How often must an insurer who sells personal lines property and casualty policies
recalculate a consumer's insurance score or obtain an updated credit report? -
ANSWER✅✅✅Every 36 months. (The least often the insurer must pull the credit report
is once every 3 years. The most often an insured can request that the credit report be
pulled, for the purposes of insurance rating, is every 12 months [annually])
An insurer who frequently misses deadlines to respond to inquiries from the Division of
Insurance may be fined, for each violation, as much as... -ANSWER✅✅✅$5,000.
(An insurer who fails to respond to a Division of Insurance inquiry by the deadline faces
a $500 civil penalty for the initial violation. Fines may reach up to $5,000 for subsequent
violations.)
Which of the following will NOT be considered unfair discrimination by insurers?
a) Discriminating in benefits and coverages based on the insured's habits and lifestyle
b) Charging applicants with similar health histories different premiums based on their
ethnicity
c) Cancelling individual coverage based on the insured's marital status
d) Assigning different risk classifications to applicants based on gender identity -
ANSWER✅✅✅Discriminating in benefits and coverages based on the insured's habits
and lifestyle. (Discriminating between individuals of the same class with equal life
expectancies, or by reason of race, nationality, or ethnic group would be considered
unfair discrimination. Insurers are also not allowed to cancel individual coverage due to
a change in marital status. Discriminating in benefits based on the insured's habits and
lifestyle [such as smoking or dangerous hobbies] - is acceptable.)
An insurer wishes to cancel a Commercial General Liability Policy. This policy has been
in effect for more than 60 days and the cancellation is due to a reason other than
nonpayment of premium. How many days before the effective date of cancellation must
the insurer send notice of cancellation to the insured? -ANSWER✅✅✅45 days.
, For how many years must a producer keep supporting documentation of his or her
continuing education completion? -ANSWER✅✅✅5 years following license
continuation. (It is the responsibility of the producer to maintain records sufficient to
document successful completion of 24 credit hours on a biennial basis. Supporting
documentation must be maintained by the producer for 5 years following license
continuation and must be available for audit by the Division of Insurance or the
Continuing Education Administrator.)
Under Colorado's Unfair Claims Practices regulations, when denying a claim an insurer
must do all of the following EXCEPT...
a) Respond promptly to claims communications.
b) Conduct a reasonable investigation.
c) Pay a claim that occurs after the grace period has ended.
d) Indicate to the claimant which section of the policy they are relying upon. -
ANSWER✅✅✅Pay a claim that occurs after the grace period has ended. (A claim that
occurs during a grace period of a policy is covered, the insurer will simply deduct
premium owed from the claim and pay the rest up to a limit, if one is indicated on the
policy. Once the grace period ends, a policy expires and no further claims are valid.)
As a condition of initial licensure, an individual applicant for a producer license in one
line of authority will be required to complete approved prelicensing education of how
many hours? -ANSWER✅✅✅50 hours! (A total of 50 hours of an approved course is
required as a condition of initial licensure. Of the 50 hours, at least 3 hours will pertain
specifically to ethics and 4 hours will pertain specifically to state laws related to the line
of authority.)
The process of determining the premium charged and how much insurance is required
for a particular loss is called...? -ANSWER✅✅✅Loss valuation. (Loss valuation is the
process of determining appropriate monetary value to a particular loss and its resulting
repair or replacement.)
What is the minimum amount of coverage that should be carried on an HO-2 on a home
that was purchased four years ago for $75,000, which today has a replacement value of
$100,000? -ANSWER✅✅✅$80,000
(A homeowner, at the time of loss, must be insured for at least 80% of replacement cost
in order to collect the full replacement cost of a partial loss.)
The extension of coverage under the Commercial Fine Arts Floater includes coverage
for newly acquired property for a maximum of... -ANSWER✅✅✅$10,000.
(An extension of coverage is included for newly acquired property for 30 days for up to
25% of the total limit of insurance, for a maximum of $10,000.)
Replacement cost is defined as... -ANSWER✅✅✅Full replacement of property at its
current cost, new and without reduction for depreciation.
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How often must an insurer who sells personal lines property and casualty policies
recalculate a consumer's insurance score or obtain an updated credit report? -
ANSWER✅✅✅Every 36 months. (The least often the insurer must pull the credit report
is once every 3 years. The most often an insured can request that the credit report be
pulled, for the purposes of insurance rating, is every 12 months [annually])
An insurer who frequently misses deadlines to respond to inquiries from the Division of
Insurance may be fined, for each violation, as much as... -ANSWER✅✅✅$5,000.
(An insurer who fails to respond to a Division of Insurance inquiry by the deadline faces
a $500 civil penalty for the initial violation. Fines may reach up to $5,000 for subsequent
violations.)
Which of the following will NOT be considered unfair discrimination by insurers?
a) Discriminating in benefits and coverages based on the insured's habits and lifestyle
b) Charging applicants with similar health histories different premiums based on their
ethnicity
c) Cancelling individual coverage based on the insured's marital status
d) Assigning different risk classifications to applicants based on gender identity -
ANSWER✅✅✅Discriminating in benefits and coverages based on the insured's habits
and lifestyle. (Discriminating between individuals of the same class with equal life
expectancies, or by reason of race, nationality, or ethnic group would be considered
unfair discrimination. Insurers are also not allowed to cancel individual coverage due to
a change in marital status. Discriminating in benefits based on the insured's habits and
lifestyle [such as smoking or dangerous hobbies] - is acceptable.)
An insurer wishes to cancel a Commercial General Liability Policy. This policy has been
in effect for more than 60 days and the cancellation is due to a reason other than
nonpayment of premium. How many days before the effective date of cancellation must
the insurer send notice of cancellation to the insured? -ANSWER✅✅✅45 days.
, For how many years must a producer keep supporting documentation of his or her
continuing education completion? -ANSWER✅✅✅5 years following license
continuation. (It is the responsibility of the producer to maintain records sufficient to
document successful completion of 24 credit hours on a biennial basis. Supporting
documentation must be maintained by the producer for 5 years following license
continuation and must be available for audit by the Division of Insurance or the
Continuing Education Administrator.)
Under Colorado's Unfair Claims Practices regulations, when denying a claim an insurer
must do all of the following EXCEPT...
a) Respond promptly to claims communications.
b) Conduct a reasonable investigation.
c) Pay a claim that occurs after the grace period has ended.
d) Indicate to the claimant which section of the policy they are relying upon. -
ANSWER✅✅✅Pay a claim that occurs after the grace period has ended. (A claim that
occurs during a grace period of a policy is covered, the insurer will simply deduct
premium owed from the claim and pay the rest up to a limit, if one is indicated on the
policy. Once the grace period ends, a policy expires and no further claims are valid.)
As a condition of initial licensure, an individual applicant for a producer license in one
line of authority will be required to complete approved prelicensing education of how
many hours? -ANSWER✅✅✅50 hours! (A total of 50 hours of an approved course is
required as a condition of initial licensure. Of the 50 hours, at least 3 hours will pertain
specifically to ethics and 4 hours will pertain specifically to state laws related to the line
of authority.)
The process of determining the premium charged and how much insurance is required
for a particular loss is called...? -ANSWER✅✅✅Loss valuation. (Loss valuation is the
process of determining appropriate monetary value to a particular loss and its resulting
repair or replacement.)
What is the minimum amount of coverage that should be carried on an HO-2 on a home
that was purchased four years ago for $75,000, which today has a replacement value of
$100,000? -ANSWER✅✅✅$80,000
(A homeowner, at the time of loss, must be insured for at least 80% of replacement cost
in order to collect the full replacement cost of a partial loss.)
The extension of coverage under the Commercial Fine Arts Floater includes coverage
for newly acquired property for a maximum of... -ANSWER✅✅✅$10,000.
(An extension of coverage is included for newly acquired property for 30 days for up to
25% of the total limit of insurance, for a maximum of $10,000.)
Replacement cost is defined as... -ANSWER✅✅✅Full replacement of property at its
current cost, new and without reduction for depreciation.
