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Insurance Services Office - (answer)Calculates rates and creates policy forms such as homeowners and
auto for property and casualty insurers.
National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) - (answer)governing org. for all state insurance
commissioners, directors. Works towards standardization of insurance codes in various states. All
legislation passed is non-binding on the states until passed by the state legislative.
Domestic Insurers - (answer)organized under the laws of the same state in which they are domiciled.
Foreign Insurers - (answer)Formed under the laws of a different state from the one in which they are
doing business.
Alien Insurers - (answer)Formed under the laws of another country from the one in which they are doing
business in.
Indemnity Contract - (answer)Contract type that promises to pay an amount equal to the loss covered
under the policy.
Reimbursement Contract - (answer)Is a contract type which reimburses expenses.
Valued Contract - (answer)A contract type in which the insurer agrees to pay a specific sum of money no
matter what the amount of loss may be. Ex. Life Insurance
Adverse Selection - (answer)Selection of such a risk has a greater than average chance of producing a
loss.
Estoppel - (answer)Legal impediment to one party denying the consequences of its own actions.
Pro-Rata - (answer)Insurance company must return any advanced unused premium paid by the policy
owner if the insurance company terminates the contract before policy ends.
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Risk - (answer)Uncertainty of a financial loss
Speculative Risk - (answer)Uncertain prospect of a financial gain or loss and are uninsurable. Ex. Lottery
Pure Risk - (answer)Involving a chance of loss or no loss, but no gain, and are insurable.
Risk Avoidance - (answer)Ensures that an individual or business does not get involved in an activity
leading to a potential financial loss.
Risk Assumption - (answer)Is a method in which the individual or business assumes the expected losses
from its own financial resources.
Risk Transference - (answer)Transfer of risk to an insurance company.
Risk Sharing - (answer)Involves the insured and the insurer each accepting part of the risk. Deductibles
and coinsurance are methods of risk sharing.
Risk Reduction - (answer)Lowers the possibility of a loss. Ex. Wearing a seatbelt reduces the number of
injuries in an accident.
Hazard - (answer)Any circumstance that increases a possible loss (peril).
Insurable Interest - (answer)Is an expectation of a financial loss that can be covered by insurance. Can't
insure more than your stake nor can you collect.
Binder - (answer)Temporary Insurance contract providing coverage until a permanent policy is issued.
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Insurance Services Office - (answer)Calculates rates and creates policy forms such as homeowners and
auto for property and casualty insurers.
National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) - (answer)governing org. for all state insurance
commissioners, directors. Works towards standardization of insurance codes in various states. All
legislation passed is non-binding on the states until passed by the state legislative.
Domestic Insurers - (answer)organized under the laws of the same state in which they are domiciled.
Foreign Insurers - (answer)Formed under the laws of a different state from the one in which they are
doing business.
Alien Insurers - (answer)Formed under the laws of another country from the one in which they are doing
business in.
Indemnity Contract - (answer)Contract type that promises to pay an amount equal to the loss covered
under the policy.
Reimbursement Contract - (answer)Is a contract type which reimburses expenses.
Valued Contract - (answer)A contract type in which the insurer agrees to pay a specific sum of money no
matter what the amount of loss may be. Ex. Life Insurance
Adverse Selection - (answer)Selection of such a risk has a greater than average chance of producing a
loss.
Estoppel - (answer)Legal impediment to one party denying the consequences of its own actions.
Pro-Rata - (answer)Insurance company must return any advanced unused premium paid by the policy
owner if the insurance company terminates the contract before policy ends.
, NC Adjuster License Exam Prep Material Newest 2025/2026 Complete Questions And Correct
Detailed Answers (Verified Answers)|Brand New Version!
Risk - (answer)Uncertainty of a financial loss
Speculative Risk - (answer)Uncertain prospect of a financial gain or loss and are uninsurable. Ex. Lottery
Pure Risk - (answer)Involving a chance of loss or no loss, but no gain, and are insurable.
Risk Avoidance - (answer)Ensures that an individual or business does not get involved in an activity
leading to a potential financial loss.
Risk Assumption - (answer)Is a method in which the individual or business assumes the expected losses
from its own financial resources.
Risk Transference - (answer)Transfer of risk to an insurance company.
Risk Sharing - (answer)Involves the insured and the insurer each accepting part of the risk. Deductibles
and coinsurance are methods of risk sharing.
Risk Reduction - (answer)Lowers the possibility of a loss. Ex. Wearing a seatbelt reduces the number of
injuries in an accident.
Hazard - (answer)Any circumstance that increases a possible loss (peril).
Insurable Interest - (answer)Is an expectation of a financial loss that can be covered by insurance. Can't
insure more than your stake nor can you collect.
Binder - (answer)Temporary Insurance contract providing coverage until a permanent policy is issued.
