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What are the insured's in the event of a loss? (along with paying the premium) - (ANSWERS)-
PROTECT the damaged property from further loss
-REPORT the loss to the insurer
-COOPERATE with the insurer during the entire adjustment process
-PROVE the loss
What is the Replacement Cost Value policy ? (consider deductible) - (ANSWERS)You get the full
value of the damage MINUS deductible. You WILL get the depreciation.
What is the Actual Cash Value policy ? (consider deductible) - (ANSWERS)You will receive the
the full value of damage MINUS depreciation MINUS deductible. You will NOT get the
deductible.
Insurable Interest - (ANSWERS)-there is always a limit on recovery, claimant will never recover
more than the limit.
- having something to lose if the property is lost, damaged or destroyed. When have financial
stake in the property.
Coinsurance - (ANSWERS)COMMERCIAL - building and personal property form contains a
standard coinsurance clause, with an 80% to value replacement.
RESIDENTIAL - losses are settled at replacement cost as long as the policy limits are 80% and
the repair is done.
Abandonment - (ANSWERS)No insured may abandon covered property in a covered loss
Fraud - (ANSWERS)Fruad by the insured at any time voids the contract
Appraisal - (ANSWERS)If dispute over the amount of a covered loss, (not if it is covered but the
actual amount), either party can call for appraisal. An UMPIRE is hired to settle between the two
parties
Right of assignment - (ANSWERS)A named insured may transfer/assign the policy to another
party only with written consent of the insurer
What is the right of subrogation in insurance - (ANSWERS)The insured gets covered by the
Insurer, the insurer then has to recover money from the 3rd party. An insured CANNOT
subrogate against its insurer.
Right of Cancelation - (ANSWERS)The insured can cancel at anytime, the insurer may cancel
with 5 days notice with proof of mailing and full refund of overpayments
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What is pro rata liability in insurance? - (ANSWERS)When more than one INSURER, each pays
their proportion
What is loss payment - (ANSWERS)losses are to be paid within 60 days after the proof of loss is
received and agreed to by the insurer.
Chatgpt - The section of a policy that explains how, when, and to whom the insurer will pay for
a covered loss (e.g., repair, replace, or cash settlement).
Vacancy - (ANSWERS)Whenever a building is "vacant" for more than 60 days prior to a loss,
there is no coverage for vandalism or glass breakage and a 15% reduction in payment for loss
(vacancy penalty) cause by any other peril.
Insurance definition - (ANSWERS)arrangement between insured and insurer, risk is transfer to
the insurer
What is indemnity in insurance? - (ANSWERS)Indemnity means restoring the insured to their
financial position before the loss — no better, no worse. It prevents profit from a claim.
Insurer promises to make the insured financially whole.
What is the Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations? - (ANSWERS)When a contract is vague or
unclear, courts interpret it in favor of the policyholder — the party that did not write the contract
— based on what they reasonably expected to be covered.
What does uninsurable mean in insurance? - (ANSWERS)A risk is uninsurable if it cannot be
covered by insurance due to being too it being intentional, inevitable or controllable
What is obsolescence in insurance? - (ANSWERS)Obsolescence is the loss of value due to a
property or item becoming outdated or no longer useful — not from physical wear, but from
changes in technology or demand. (old cellphones or old computers)
What is adverse selection in insurance? - (ANSWERS)Abuse of the insurance system, such as
people buying insurnace when they are highest risk. Like buying flood insurance right before the
storm. Flood insurance requires 30 days.
What is misrepresentation in insurance? - (ANSWERS)A false statement made by the applicant
or insured that can affect coverage. If material, it may lead to denial of a claim or cancellation
of the policy.
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What are the insured's in the event of a loss? (along with paying the premium) - (ANSWERS)-
PROTECT the damaged property from further loss
-REPORT the loss to the insurer
-COOPERATE with the insurer during the entire adjustment process
-PROVE the loss
What is the Replacement Cost Value policy ? (consider deductible) - (ANSWERS)You get the full
value of the damage MINUS deductible. You WILL get the depreciation.
What is the Actual Cash Value policy ? (consider deductible) - (ANSWERS)You will receive the
the full value of damage MINUS depreciation MINUS deductible. You will NOT get the
deductible.
Insurable Interest - (ANSWERS)-there is always a limit on recovery, claimant will never recover
more than the limit.
- having something to lose if the property is lost, damaged or destroyed. When have financial
stake in the property.
Coinsurance - (ANSWERS)COMMERCIAL - building and personal property form contains a
standard coinsurance clause, with an 80% to value replacement.
RESIDENTIAL - losses are settled at replacement cost as long as the policy limits are 80% and
the repair is done.
Abandonment - (ANSWERS)No insured may abandon covered property in a covered loss
Fraud - (ANSWERS)Fruad by the insured at any time voids the contract
Appraisal - (ANSWERS)If dispute over the amount of a covered loss, (not if it is covered but the
actual amount), either party can call for appraisal. An UMPIRE is hired to settle between the two
parties
Right of assignment - (ANSWERS)A named insured may transfer/assign the policy to another
party only with written consent of the insurer
What is the right of subrogation in insurance - (ANSWERS)The insured gets covered by the
Insurer, the insurer then has to recover money from the 3rd party. An insured CANNOT
subrogate against its insurer.
Right of Cancelation - (ANSWERS)The insured can cancel at anytime, the insurer may cancel
with 5 days notice with proof of mailing and full refund of overpayments
, Illinois Public Adjuster Exam Questions With Correct
Answers ,100% Guaranteed Pass!!!
#$%^&
What is pro rata liability in insurance? - (ANSWERS)When more than one INSURER, each pays
their proportion
What is loss payment - (ANSWERS)losses are to be paid within 60 days after the proof of loss is
received and agreed to by the insurer.
Chatgpt - The section of a policy that explains how, when, and to whom the insurer will pay for
a covered loss (e.g., repair, replace, or cash settlement).
Vacancy - (ANSWERS)Whenever a building is "vacant" for more than 60 days prior to a loss,
there is no coverage for vandalism or glass breakage and a 15% reduction in payment for loss
(vacancy penalty) cause by any other peril.
Insurance definition - (ANSWERS)arrangement between insured and insurer, risk is transfer to
the insurer
What is indemnity in insurance? - (ANSWERS)Indemnity means restoring the insured to their
financial position before the loss — no better, no worse. It prevents profit from a claim.
Insurer promises to make the insured financially whole.
What is the Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations? - (ANSWERS)When a contract is vague or
unclear, courts interpret it in favor of the policyholder — the party that did not write the contract
— based on what they reasonably expected to be covered.
What does uninsurable mean in insurance? - (ANSWERS)A risk is uninsurable if it cannot be
covered by insurance due to being too it being intentional, inevitable or controllable
What is obsolescence in insurance? - (ANSWERS)Obsolescence is the loss of value due to a
property or item becoming outdated or no longer useful — not from physical wear, but from
changes in technology or demand. (old cellphones or old computers)
What is adverse selection in insurance? - (ANSWERS)Abuse of the insurance system, such as
people buying insurnace when they are highest risk. Like buying flood insurance right before the
storm. Flood insurance requires 30 days.
What is misrepresentation in insurance? - (ANSWERS)A false statement made by the applicant
or insured that can affect coverage. If material, it may lead to denial of a claim or cancellation
of the policy.
