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Which type of business insurance is meant to cover the costs of continuing to do business while the owner is disabled? A) Disability overhead policy B) Disability buy-sell policy C) Business continuation policy D) Business overhead expense policy Rationale: Group-to-individual conversion must be guaranteed without proof of insurability to protect employees who lose group coverage. Rationale: A Business Overhead Expense policy pays business operating costs when the owner becomes disabled. The other policies are for ownership transfers or personal disability benefits. Which of the following decisions would a Health Savings Account (HSA) owner NOT be able to make? A) The amount contributed by the owner B) The medical expenses paid for by the HSA C) The amount contributed by the employer D) The underlying account investments used Rationale: Employers decide how much they contribute to an employee’s HSA; the account owner cannot control that. According to Pennsylvania law, group life insurance conversion privileges must NOT A) Allow a rate increase B) Allow a new policy to be issued C) Require evidence of insurability D) Allow a time period to convert group life coverage to an individual life policy Advertising regulations exist in order to A) Protect the rights of insurers B) Check the backgrounds of company spokespersons C) Generate revenues for the state D) Demonstrate full and truthful disclosures to the public Rationale: Insurance advertising laws are designed to ensure that all ads are honest, fair, and not misleading to consumers. Carole is a licensed agent who lives in Ohio and transacts insurance in Pennsylvania. In Pennsylvania, Carole is considered to be a(n) A) Reciprocal producer B) Alien producer C) Foreign producer D) Nonresident producer Rationale: Most disability definitions shift from “own occupation” to “any occupation” after 24 months, tightening eligibility. Rationale: A nonresident producer is licensed in one state but sells insurance in another. All statements in an insurance application, in the absence of fraud, are considered A) Guarantees B) Warranties C) Exclusions D) Representations Rationale: Applicant statements are treated as representations—true to the best of the applicant’s knowledge—not absolute guarantees. In Pennsylvania, the definition of total disability changes from one's "own occupation" to "any occupation" after A) 12 months B) 6 months C) 24 months D) 9 months Defamation can be BEST described as A) Using threats to obstruct competition B) Offering value not stated in a contract to secure business C) Making a false or maliciously critical statement about an insurer’s financial condition D) Replacing an existing policy by misrepresentation Rationale: Defamation laws protect insurers from malicious or false public statements that harm their reputation. The role of the federal government expanded when Medicaid was established by allowing the state to A) Form a large PPO on a statewide level B) Purchase health insurance from the federal government C) Defer all costs to the federal government Rationale: The Commissioner enforces insurance laws but does not create them—that’s the legislature’s role. D) Receive matching funds to expand public assistance programs Rationale: Medicaid is jointly funded—states receive matching federal funds to broaden healthcare access for low-income groups. No Long-Term Care policy may exclude pre-existing conditions for more than A) 18 months B) 90 days C) 12 months D) 6 months Rationale: Pennsylvania law limits pre-existing condition exclusions in LTC policies to 6 months to protect consumers. One role of the Commissioner is to A) Arbitrate claims B) Enforce state insurance laws C) Set sales quotas D) Establish new insurance laws Producer commissions may NOT be paid to A) Nonresident producers B) Licensed and appointed producers sharing commissions C) Licensed producers not appointed by an insurer D) Licensed and appointed producers Rationale: A producer must be both licensed and appointed by an insurer to legally receive commissions. Replacement regulation is designed to protect the interests of A) Producers B) Insurers C) Beneficiaries Rationale: The FCRA regulates how consumer credit information is collected, shared, and corrected. D) Policyowners Rationale: Replacement rules ensure policyowners are fully informed and not misled when switching coverage. In Pennsylvania, an insurance producer license can be denied for failure to pay each of the following EXCEPT A) License fee B) Child support C) Property tax D) State income tax Rationale: Property taxes are not related to licensing; failure to pay other obligations may impact licensing.

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Life, Accident, and Health Insurance
Exam Study Guide with Practice
Questions 2025

Which type of business insurance is meant to cover the costs of continuing to do business while
the owner is disabled?
A) Disability overhead policy
B) Disability buy-sell policy
C) Business continuation policy
D) Business overhead expense policy

Rationale: A Business Overhead Expense policy pays business operating costs when the owner
becomes disabled. The other policies are for ownership transfers or personal disability benefits.



Which of the following decisions would a Health Savings Account (HSA) owner NOT be able to
make?
A) The amount contributed by the owner
B) The medical expenses paid for by the HSA
C) The amount contributed by the employer
D) The underlying account investments used

Rationale: Employers decide how much they contribute to an employee’s HSA; the account
owner cannot control that.



According to Pennsylvania law, group life insurance conversion privileges must NOT
A) Allow a rate increase
B) Allow a new policy to be issued
C) Require evidence of insurability
D) Allow a time period to convert group life coverage to an individual life policy

Rationale: Group-to-individual conversion must be guaranteed without proof of insurability to
protect employees who lose group coverage.

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Advertising regulations exist in order to
A) Protect the rights of insurers
B) Check the backgrounds of company spokespersons
C) Generate revenues for the state
D) Demonstrate full and truthful disclosures to the public

Rationale: Insurance advertising laws are designed to ensure that all ads are honest, fair, and not
misleading to consumers.



Carole is a licensed agent who lives in Ohio and transacts insurance in Pennsylvania. In
Pennsylvania, Carole is considered to be a(n)
A) Reciprocal producer
B) Alien producer
C) Foreign producer
D) Nonresident producer

Rationale: A nonresident producer is licensed in one state but sells insurance in another.



All statements in an insurance application, in the absence of fraud, are considered
A) Guarantees
B) Warranties
C) Exclusions
D) Representations

Rationale: Applicant statements are treated as representations—true to the best of the
applicant’s knowledge—not absolute guarantees.



In Pennsylvania, the definition of total disability changes from one's "own occupation" to "any
occupation" after
A) 12 months
B) 6 months
C) 24 months
D) 9 months

Rationale: Most disability definitions shift from “own occupation” to “any occupation” after 24
months, tightening eligibility.

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Defamation can be BEST described as
A) Using threats to obstruct competition
B) Offering value not stated in a contract to secure business
C) Making a false or maliciously critical statement about an insurer’s financial condition
D) Replacing an existing policy by misrepresentation

Rationale: Defamation laws protect insurers from malicious or false public statements that harm
their reputation.



The role of the federal government expanded when Medicaid was established by allowing the
state to
A) Form a large PPO on a statewide level
B) Purchase health insurance from the federal government
C) Defer all costs to the federal government
D) Receive matching funds to expand public assistance programs

Rationale: Medicaid is jointly funded—states receive matching federal funds to broaden
healthcare access for low-income groups.



No Long-Term Care policy may exclude pre-existing conditions for more than
A) 18 months
B) 90 days
C) 12 months
D) 6 months

Rationale: Pennsylvania law limits pre-existing condition exclusions in LTC policies to 6
months to protect consumers.



One role of the Commissioner is to
A) Arbitrate claims
B) Enforce state insurance laws
C) Set sales quotas
D) Establish new insurance laws

Rationale: The Commissioner enforces insurance laws but does not create them—that’s the
legislature’s role.

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Producer commissions may NOT be paid to
A) Nonresident producers
B) Licensed and appointed producers sharing commissions
C) Licensed producers not appointed by an insurer
D) Licensed and appointed producers

Rationale: A producer must be both licensed and appointed by an insurer to legally receive
commissions.



Replacement regulation is designed to protect the interests of
A) Producers
B) Insurers
C) Beneficiaries
D) Policyowners

Rationale: Replacement rules ensure policyowners are fully informed and not misled when
switching coverage.



In Pennsylvania, an insurance producer license can be denied for failure to pay each of the
following EXCEPT
A) License fee
B) Child support
C) Property tax
D) State income tax

Rationale: Property taxes are not related to licensing; failure to pay other obligations may
impact licensing.



The Fair Credit Reporting Act protects consumers
A) By providing credit counseling
B) By recommending financially strong insurers
C) From insolvent insurers
D) With guidelines regarding credit reporting and distribution

Rationale: The FCRA regulates how consumer credit information is collected, shared, and
corrected.

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