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Giving, as an inducement to contract insurance, special favors, advantages in the dividends or benefits, or any valuable consideration not specified in the contract is known as:

Giving, as an inducement to contract insurance, special favors, advantages in the dividends or benefits, or any valuable consideration not specified in the contract is known as: a. Rebating b. Swirling c. Unfurling d. Retreading Answer: a. Rebating

Producers must retain the certificate of completion for a continuing education course for at least:

Producers must retain the certificate of completion for a continuing education course for at least: a. 2 years b. 3 years c. 4 years d. 5 years Answer: c. 4 years

To appoint a producer, the insurer must file a notice of appointment within:

To appoint a producer, the insurer must file a notice of appointment within: a. 15 days b. 21 days c. 30 days d. 31 days Answer: a. 15 days

How many hours of continuing education are required for a resident limited lines producer with a title qualification each licensing period?

How many hours of continuing education are required for a resident limited lines producer with a title qualification each licensing period? a. 5 hours b. 7 hours c. 8 hours d. 10 hours Answer: b. 7 hours

What is the penalty for a late renewal of an insurance producer's license?

What is the penalty for a late renewal of an insurance producer's license? a. $50 b. $100 c. Twice the normal renewal fee d. Three times the normal renewal fee Answer: d. Three times the normal renewal fee

If a person licensed as an insurance producer in another state moves to Indiana, the person must make application to become a resident licensee within:

If a person licensed as an insurance producer in another state moves to Indiana, the person must make application to become a resident licensee within: a. 30 days b. 60 days c. 90 days d. 120 days Answer: c. 90 days

The Indiana state exam tests all of the following, EXCEPT:

The Indiana state exam tests all of the following, EXCEPT: a. The total number of active licensees in the United States b. Knowledge concerning the lines of authority for which application is made c. Duties and responsibilities of a licensee d. Insurance laws and administrative rules of Indiana Answer: a. The total number of active licensees in the United States

Resident limited lines producers must complete at least how many hours of continuing education courses?

Resident limited lines producers must complete at least how many hours of continuing education courses? a. 5 hours b. 6 hours c. 9 hours d. 12 hours Answer: a. 5 hours

What is the minimum number of course hours required for prelicensing education for a combined life and health insurance course?

What is the minimum number of course hours required for prelicensing education for a combined life and health insurance course? a. 24 hours b. 32 hours c. 36 hours d. 40 hours Answer: d. 40 hours

Who of the following is required to be licensed as an insurance producer?

Who of the following is required to be licensed as an insurance producer? a. An officer of an insurer who does not receive any commission b. A person whose activities are limited to advertising c. A salaried full-time employee who advises an employee's employer about insurance interests d. A part-time employee who sometimes negotiates insurance Answer: d. A part-time employee who sometimes negotiates insurance

Producer licenses must be renewed every:

Producer licenses must be renewed every: a. 2 years b. 3 years c. 4 years d. 5 years Answer: a. 2 years

What does a certified financial planner have to do to apply for an insurance producer license in Indiana?

What does a certified financial planner have to do to apply for an insurance producer license in Indiana? a. Pay fees, complete the prelicensing education and pass the full exam b. Pay fees and pass the full exam c. Pay fees and pass the Indiana-only portion of the exam d. Pay fees Answer: c. Pay fees and pass the Indiana-only portion of the exam

The producer must submit to the Commissioner a continuing education statement listing:

The producer must submit to the Commissioner a continuing education statement listing: a. The courses taken b. The number of hours completed c. The school or schools at which the hours were completed d. The instructors for the courses taken Answer: a. The courses taken

How many days does an insurer have to inform a producer of a termination of their appointment?

How many days does an insurer have to inform a producer of a termination of their appointment? a. 15 days b. 20 days c. 30 days d. 45 days Answer: a. 15 days

What is the minimum fine for failing to inform the Commissioner of a change of address?

What is the minimum fine for failing to inform the Commissioner of a change of address? a. $50 b. $100 c. $200 d. $500 Answer: a. $50

Is an insurance producer's license required for an officer, director, or employee of an insurer or an insurance producer who does not receive any commission on policies written or sold to insure risks in Indiana?

Is an insurance producer's license required for an officer, director, or employee of an insurer or an insurance producer who does not receive any commission on policies written or sold to insure risks in Indiana? a. Always b. Only if the Commissioner provides an oral waiver c. Only if the NAIC provides a written waiver d. Never Answer: d. Never

How many hours of prelicensing education are required for someone who will sell only life insurance?

How many hours of prelicensing education are required for someone who will sell only life insurance? a. 16 hours b. 24 hours c. 32 hours d. 40 hours Answer: b. 24 hours

When can a person required to be licensed accept commissions from an insurance company?

When can a person required to be licensed accept commissions from an insurance company? a. Always b. When the insurance company agrees c. When the Commissioner makes an exemption d. Never Answer: d. Never

What is the maximum percentage during any 12-month period that an insurer's commissions can be from controlled business?

What is the maximum percentage during any 12-month period that an insurer's commissions can be from controlled business? a. 25% b. 35% c. 45% d. 50% Answer: a. 25%

Which company serves the insurance industry by connecting insurance carriers, agencies and brokers, agents, education providers and state regulators through a comprehensive online network?

Which company serves the insurance industry by connecting insurance carriers, agencies and brokers, agents, education providers and state regulators through a comprehensive online network? a. AT&T b. Verizon c. Sircon d. Time Warner Answer: c. Sircon

An insurance producer is NOT required to complete continuing education courses if he has been a licensed insurance producer continuously for 20 years and is at least:

An insurance producer is NOT required to complete continuing education courses if he has been a licensed insurance producer continuously for 20 years and is at least: a. 55 b. 65 c. 70 d. 75 Answer: c. 70

How many hours of prelicensing education are required for someone who will sell both life and health insurance?

How many hours of prelicensing education are required for someone who will sell both life and health insurance? a. 16 hours b. 24 hours c. 32 hours d. 40 hours Answer: d. 40 hours

How many days does an insurer have to inform the Commissioner of a termination of appointment?

How many days does an insurer have to inform the Commissioner of a termination of appointment? a. 15 days b. 20 days c. 30 days d. 45 days Answer: c. 30 days

How many days after an agency appoints a producer do they have to file a notice of appointment?

How many days after an agency appoints a producer do they have to file a notice of appointment? a. 15 days b. 20 days c. 30 days d. 45 days Answer: a. 15 days

Who of the following is NOT required to complete continuing education courses to renew a license?

Who of the following is NOT required to complete continuing education courses to renew a license? a. A limited line credit insurance producer b. A personal lines property and casualty insurance producer c. A life insurance producer d. A title insurance producer Answer: a. A limited line credit insurance producer

What is the rule for someone accepting commissions who should be licensed and is not?

What is the rule for someone accepting commissions who should be licensed and is not? a. They can never accept commissions. b. They can accept commissions if they are in the process of being licensed. c. They can accept commissions if the insurer agrees to the arrangement. d. They can always commissions. Answer: a. They can never accept commissions.

Individuals renewing their solicitor's license must complete how many hours of continuing education credit each year?

Individuals renewing their solicitor's license must complete how many hours of continuing education credit each year? a. 15 hours b. 24 hours c. 32 hours d. 36 hours Answer: a. 15 hours

An individual insurance producer who allows the individual insurance producer's license to lapse and has completed all required continuing education before the license expired may, not more than 12 months after the expiration date of the license:

An individual insurance producer who allows the individual insurance producer's license to lapse and has completed all required continuing education before the license expired may, not more than 12 months after the expiration date of the license: a. Reinstate the same license without the necessity of passing a written examination b. Reinstate the same license but must pass an oral examination c. Reinstate the same license after a 30-day waiting period d. Reinstate the same license after a 60-day waiting period Answer: a. Reinstate the same license without the necessity of passing a written examination

Which of the following is NOT part of the licensing exam?

Which of the following is NOT part of the licensing exam? a. Knowledge of the lines of authority for which application is made b. Duties and responsibilities of a licensee c. Insurance laws and administrative rules of Indiana d. Insurance laws and restrictions of the United States Answer: d. Insurance laws and restrictions of the United States

Insurance that is written in the interests of the licensee, his immediate family, or his employer is called:

Insurance that is written in the interests of the licensee, his immediate family, or his employer is called: a. Incestuous business b. Controlled business c. Unregulated business d. Restricted business Answer: b. Controlled business

What does a chartered life underwriter have to do to apply for an insurance producer license in Indiana?

What does a chartered life underwriter have to do to apply for an insurance producer license in Indiana? a. Pay fees, complete the prelicensing education and pass the full exam b. Pay fees and pass the full exam c. Pay fees and pass the Indiana-only portion of the exam d. Pay fees Answer: c. Pay fees and pass the Indiana-only portion of the exam

The minimum age to become a licensed insurance agent in Indiana is:

The minimum age to become a licensed insurance agent in Indiana is: a. 17 b. 18 c. 21 d. 22 Answer: b. 18

The continuing requirement for long-term care producers is:

The continuing requirement for long-term care producers is: a. 5 hours every 2 years b. 6 hours every 2 years c. 9 hours every 3 years d. 12 hours every 4 years Answer: a. 5 hours every 2 years

Of the 7 hours of continuing education that a limited lines producer with a title qualification, one of these hours must be in one of the following, EXCEPT:

Of the 7 hours of continuing education that a limited lines producer with a title qualification, one of these hours must be in one of the following, EXCEPT: a. Ethical practices in all business b. Title insurance underwriting c. Principles of the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act d. Escrow issues Answer: a. Ethical practices in all business

All of the following people can act as a producer without being licensed in Indiana, EXCEPT:

All of the following people can act as a producer without being licensed in Indiana, EXCEPT: a. Person who is an officer that is not compensated for an insurance transaction. b. Person who negotiates life insurance in Indiana. c. Person who furnishes only title insurance rate information. d. Person whose activities are limited to advertising. Answer: b. Person who negotiates life insurance in Indiana.

If Doug has a producer's license in good standing in Michigan and moves to Indiana, how much time does he have to apply for a producer's license in Indiana without having to complete any prelicensing education or take the examination?

If Doug has a producer's license in good standing in Michigan and moves to Indiana, how much time does he have to apply for a producer's license in Indiana without having to complete any prelicensing education or take the examination? a. 30 days b. 60 days c. 90 days d. 120 days Answer: c. 90 days

Someone must be licensed if they do which of the following?

Someone must be licensed if they do which of the following? a. Sell insurance b. Solicit insurance c. Negotiate insurance d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

How often must insurance producer licenses be renewed?

How often must insurance producer licenses be renewed? a. Every 6 months b. Every year c. Every 2 years d. Every 3 years Answer: c. Every 2 years

Producers must notify the Commissioner of a change of address within:

Producers must notify the Commissioner of a change of address within: a. 10 days b. 30 days c. 45 days d. 60 days Answer: b. 30 days

How many hours of continuing education are required for a resident limited lines producer each licensing period?

How many hours of continuing education are required for a resident limited lines producer each licensing period? a. 5 hours b. 7 hours c. 8 hours d. 10 hours Answer: a. 5 hours

For how much time must an insurance producer retain the certificate of completion of a continuing education course?

For how much time must an insurance producer retain the certificate of completion of a continuing education course? a. 1 year b. 2 years c. 3 years d. 4 years Answer: d. 4 years

What is the total number of course hours required for prelicensing for the health insurance course?

What is the total number of course hours required for prelicensing for the health insurance course? a. 16 b. 20 c. 24 d. 32 Answer: c. 24

How many hours of continuing education are required for a long-term care producer each licensing period?

How many hours of continuing education are required for a long-term care producer each licensing period? a. 5 hours b. 7 hours c. 8 hours d. 10 hours Answer: a. 5 hours

Is an insurance producer's license required for an individual who furnishes only title insurance rate information at the request of a consumer and does not discuss the terms or conditions of a title insurance policy?

Is an insurance producer's license required for an individual who furnishes only title insurance rate information at the request of a consumer and does not discuss the terms or conditions of a title insurance policy? a. Always b. Only if the Commissioner provides an oral waiver c. Only if the NAIC provides a written waiver d. Never Answer: d. Never

How many hours of continuing education are required for a solicitor each licensing period?

How many hours of continuing education are required for a solicitor each licensing period? a. 8 hours b. 10 hours c. 20 hours d. 15 hours Answer: d. 15 hours

Who of the following must take the licensing exam?

Who of the following must take the licensing exam? a. An insurance producer b. An insurance consultant c. A surplus lines producer d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

A person or entity licensed to sell, solicit, or negotiate insurance is called:

A person or entity licensed to sell, solicit, or negotiate insurance is called: a. An insurance broker b. An insurance producer c. An insurance company d. An insurance agent Answer: a. An insurance broker

A limited lines producer with a title qualification must complete at least 1 hour of instruction each licensing period in all of the following, EXCEPT:

A limited lines producer with a title qualification must complete at least 1 hour of instruction each licensing period in all of the following, EXCEPT: a. Title insurance underwriting b. Escrow issues c. Annuities d. Principles of the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act Answer: d. Principles of the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act

Which of the following insurance producers IS required to complete continuing education courses to renew a license?

Which of the following insurance producers IS required to complete continuing education courses to renew a license? a. An insurance producer who is at least 60 years of age and has been a licensed insurance producer continuously for at least 15 years immediately preceding the license renewal date. b. A limited lines producer who is licensed without examination. c. A limited line credit insurance producer. d. An insurance producer who is at least 70 years of age and has been a licensed insurance producer continuously for at least 20 years immediately preceding the license renewal date. Answer: a. An insurance producer who is at least 60 years of age and has been a licensed insurance producer continuously for at least 15 years immediately preceding the license renewal date.

How many days after cancellation of an applicant's previous license must the application exempting the applicant from prelicensing education be submitted?

How many days after cancellation of an applicant's previous license must the application exempting the applicant from prelicensing education be submitted? a. 30 days b. 60 days c. 90 days d. 120 days Answer: c. 90 days

Resident insurance producers in Indiana must complete a minimum of how many hours of continuing education?

Resident insurance producers in Indiana must complete a minimum of how many hours of continuing education? a. 12 hours b. 20 hours c. 24 hours d. 32 hours Answer: b. 20 hours

If all applicable fees are paid and continuing education requirements are met, an insurance producer license remains in effect unless and/or until:

If all applicable fees are paid and continuing education requirements are met, an insurance producer license remains in effect unless and/or until: a. Revoked by the Commissioner of Insurance b. Surrendered by the licensee c. Suspended by the Department of Insurance d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

What is the grace period for waving the penalty for a late renewal of an insurance producer's license?

What is the grace period for waving the penalty for a late renewal of an insurance producer's license? a. 10 days b. 15 days c. 30 days d. 31 days Answer: d. 31 days

Insurance brokers represent:

Insurance brokers represent: a. Insureds b. Insurers c. Underwriters d. The state of Indiana Answer: a. Insureds

Which of the following terms refers to insurance written in the interests of the licensee, his immediate family, or his employer?

Which of the following terms refers to insurance written in the interests of the licensee, his immediate family, or his employer? a. 50% of the total commissions b. Controlled business c. Limited liability business d. Limited liability enterprise Answer: b. Controlled business

How many days does a licensee have to notify the Commissioner of Insurance of any change of residential, mailing, or business address?

How many days does a licensee have to notify the Commissioner of Insurance of any change of residential, mailing, or business address? a. 10 days b. 14 days c. 30 days d. 31 days Answer: c. 30 days

An insurance producer who allows their license to lapse may renew his license by fulfilling all continuing education hours and paying all fees due within:

An insurance producer who allows their license to lapse may renew his license by fulfilling all continuing education hours and paying all fees due within: a. 6 months b. 12 months c. 18 months d. 24 months Answer: b. 12 months

How many days after receipt of a notice of appointment does the Commissioner have to verify the appointment?

How many days after receipt of a notice of appointment does the Commissioner have to verify the appointment? a. 15 days b. 20 days c. 30 days d. 45 days Answer: c. 30 days

A resident individual applying for an insurance producer license, a consultant's license, or a surplus lines producer license must pass a written examination unless:

A resident individual applying for an insurance producer license, a consultant's license, or a surplus lines producer license must pass a written examination unless: a. The individual is exempt b. The individual has held a license for at least 10 years c. The individual has held a license for at least 15 years d. The individual has held a license for at least 20 years Answer: a. The individual is exempt

Who creates the insurer producer application?

Who creates the insurer producer application? a. The state of Indiana b. The Department of Insurance c. The Indiana Insurance Commissioner d. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners Answer: d. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners

Who of the following designations is required to complete prelicensing education?

Who of the following designations is required to complete prelicensing education? a. Medical Doctor (MD) b. Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) c. Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) d. Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Answer: a. Medical Doctor (MD)

The Commissioner of Insurance is required to be a regulatory, active member of:

The Commissioner of Insurance is required to be a regulatory, active member of: a. The NAIC b. The Democratic Party c. The Republican Party d. The governor's party Answer: a. The NAIC

The insurer examined is responsible for paying the reasonable costs of the examination incurred by the:

The insurer examined is responsible for paying the reasonable costs of the examination incurred by the: a. Insurance Department, Commissioner and his examiners b. Continuing Education Department, Commissioner and FINRA c. Continuing Education Department and FINRA d. The Insurance Commissioner and FINRA Answer: a. Insurance Department, Commissioner and his examiners

An insurance producer includes all of the following, EXCEPT:

An insurance producer includes all of the following, EXCEPT: a. A business entity b. A solicitor c. A surplus lines broker d. An insurance agent Answer: a. A business entity

Limited lines insurance includes which of the following?

Limited lines insurance includes which of the following? a. Flight insurance b. Funeral insurance c. Title insurance d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

Who of the following would be considered an insurance consultant?

Who of the following would be considered an insurance consultant? a. An individual who offers any advice concerning insurance b. An individual who offers any counsel concerning insurance c. An individual who offers an opinion concerning insurance d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

How often may the Commissioner conduct an examination of a licensed insurer?

How often may the Commissioner conduct an examination of a licensed insurer? a. As often as he wants b. No more than once a year c. No more than once every 2 years d. No more than once every 5 years Answer: a. As often as he wants

A certificate of authority:

A certificate of authority: a. Is issued by an insurer to an applicant who has met educational and age requirements to apply for an agent's or broker's license to solicit, sell, or negotiate insurance b. Is an insurer's license to do business in Indiana c. Is an agent's or broker's license to do business in Indiana d. Gives an agent applicant the right to take the IN Insurance Producer's Test for Certification Answer: b. Is an insurer's license to do business in Indiana

For which of the following lines of authority may an insurance producer NOT receive qualification?

For which of the following lines of authority may an insurance producer NOT receive qualification? a. Dividend restricted line wellness insurance b. Personal lines property and casualty insurance coverage c. Title insurance coverage d. Variable life and variable annuity products insurance Answer: a. Dividend restricted line wellness insurance

Who of the following is eligible for a temporary insurance producer license?

Who of the following is eligible for a temporary insurance producer license? a. A surviving spouse of a licensed insurance producer b. A member of a licensed insurance producer business entity on the death of the designated producer c. A designee of a licensed insurance producer entering active service of the U.S. armed forces d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

Which of the following is an example of an alien insurance company in Indiana?

Which of the following is an example of an alien insurance company in Indiana? a. An insurance company in Florida b. An insurance company in Texas c. An insurance company in France d. An insurance company in Louisiana Answer: c. An insurance company in France

Limited lines insurance means any form of insurance with respect to which authority is granted by a home state that restricts the authority granted by a limited lines producer's license to:

Limited lines insurance means any form of insurance with respect to which authority is granted by a home state that restricts the authority granted by a limited lines producer's license to: a. Less than total authority in the associated major lines b. Comparable authority in the associated major lines c. Similar authority in the associated major lines d. Analogous authority in the associated major lines Answer: a. Less than total authority in the associated major lines

How many months does an applicant for a resident insurance producer license have to file a course completion certificate with the Commissioner?

How many months does an applicant for a resident insurance producer license have to file a course completion certificate with the Commissioner? a. 3 months b. 6 months c. 9 months d. 12 months Answer: b. 6 months

A person who is not a resident of Indiana and who is licensed as a limited lines credit insurance producer or another type of limited lines producer in the person's home state shall, upon application, receive a nonresident limited lines producer license granting:

A person who is not a resident of Indiana and who is licensed as a limited lines credit insurance producer or another type of limited lines producer in the person's home state shall, upon application, receive a nonresident limited lines producer license granting: a. The same scope of authority b. A similar scope of accreditation c. A comparable scope of endorsement d. An analogous scope of certification Answer: a. The same scope of authority

Who of the following is NOT required to have an insurance consultant license?

Who of the following is NOT required to have an insurance consultant license? a. An attorney b. A trust officer of a bank c. A certified public accountant d. A limited lines producer Answer: d. A limited lines producer

Which of the following is NOT required for a nonresident producer's license?

Which of the following is NOT required for a nonresident producer's license? a. He must submit a certified copy of his resident license application to the Commissioner. b. He must file an application for licensure and pay all required fees. c. He must own real estate in the state of Indiana. d. He must hold a license as an insurance producer in good standing in his home state. Answer: c. He must own real estate in the state of Indiana.

When must the Insurance Commissioner report to the Governor about the insurance companies in Indiana?

When must the Insurance Commissioner report to the Governor about the insurance companies in Indiana? a. In January b. In April c. In December d. As often as the Governor requests Answer: c. In December

Which of the following is NOT a power or duty of Indiana's Commissioner of insurance?

Which of the following is NOT a power or duty of Indiana's Commissioner of insurance? a. Auditor of insured solvency b. Regulation of insurance industry in Indiana c. Submitting an annual report to the governor d. Other matters relevant to the regulation of the business of insurance Answer: a. Auditor of insured solvency

How does the Insurance Commissioner get their position?

How does the Insurance Commissioner get their position? a. Elected every 2 years b. Elected every 4 years in the same election as the governor c. Appointed by the Governor d. Appointed by the Department of Insurance Answer: c. Appointed by the Governor

An insurance company that is allowed to transact insurance business in Indiana is classified as:

An insurance company that is allowed to transact insurance business in Indiana is classified as: a. A domestic insurer b. An admitted insurer c. A commercial insurer d. A non-admitted insurer Answer: b. An admitted insurer

What is the maximum time a temporary insurance producer license can be valid?

What is the maximum time a temporary insurance producer license can be valid? a. 180 days b. 12 months c. 18 months d. 24 months Answer: a. 180 days

Which of the following individuals may be issued a temporary license?

Which of the following individuals may be issued a temporary license? a. Producer's spouse b. Producer's friend c. Producer's sibling d. Producer's child Answer: a. Producer's spouse

Which of the following requirements for licensing does a nonresident producer NOT have to meet?

Which of the following requirements for licensing does a nonresident producer NOT have to meet? a. The person is currently a resident of Indiana b. The person has submitted the proper request for licensure and has paid the fees required c. The person has submitted or transmitted to the Commissioner the application for licensure that the person submitted to the person's home state d. The person's home state awards non-resident producer licenses to residents of Indiana on the same basis as non-resident producer licenses are awarded to residents of other states Answer: a. The person is currently a resident of Indiana

Which of the following requirements for licensing does a resident producer NOT have to meet?

Which of the following requirements for licensing does a resident producer NOT have to meet? a. Is at least 21 years of age b. Has successfully passed the exams for the lines of authority for which the individual has applied c. Has not committed any act that is a ground for denial, suspension, or revocation d. Has paid the nonrefundable application and examination fees Answer: a. Is at least 21 years of age

The Insurance Commissioner is required to give bond in the sum of:

The Insurance Commissioner is required to give bond in the sum of: a. $50,000.00 b. $62,000.00 c. $75,000.00 d. $100,000.00 Answer: a. $50,000.00

What is an alien insurer?

What is an alien insurer? a. An insurer formed under the laws of any state but Indiana b. An insurer formed under the laws of any U.S. jurisdiction but Indiana c. An insurer formed under the laws of any place but Indiana d. An insurer formed under the laws of any place but a U.S. jurisdiction Answer: d. An insurer formed under the laws of any place but a U.S. jurisdiction

A consultant's license is valid for:

A consultant's license is valid for: a. 6 months b. 12 months c. 24 months d. 36 months Answer: c. 24 months

What is a limited lines insurance producer license?

What is a limited lines insurance producer license? a. A license for only a limited number of insurance lines b. A license for lines of insurance with limits on the maximum benefits c. A license for less than total authority in the associated major line d. A license for a minimum number of lines Answer: c. A license for less than total authority in the associated major line

Who pays for an insurer's examination?

Who pays for an insurer's examination? a. The insurer b. The Commissioner c. The Insurance Department d. The state of Indiana Answer: a. The insurer

Which of the following is NOT a power or duty of Indiana's Commissioner of insurance?

Which of the following is NOT a power or duty of Indiana's Commissioner of insurance? a. Accreditation of insurance cooperatives b. Licensing of producers c. Regulation of premium rates and policy forms d. Record-keeping of insurer solvency Answer: a. Accreditation of insurance cooperatives

What is an insurance license for an insurer called in Indiana?

What is an insurance license for an insurer called in Indiana? a. Certificate of Insurance b. Certificate of Authority c. Producer's License d. License of Authority Answer: b. Certificate of Authority

For which of the following would a consultant license most likely be required?

For which of the following would a consultant license most likely be required? a. A paralegal working in Indiana b. A duly licensed insurance producer or surplus lines producer c. A trust officer of a bank acting in the normal course of the trust officer's employment d. An actuary or a certified public accountant who provides information, recommendations, advice, or services in the actuary's or certified public accountant's professional capacity Answer: a. A paralegal working in Indiana

A person who holds an Indiana nonresident producer's license and moves from one state to another state must file a change of address within:

A person who holds an Indiana nonresident producer's license and moves from one state to another state must file a change of address within: a. 20 days b. 30 days c. 45 days d. 60 days Answer: a. 20 days

An insurance producer may receive qualification for a license in which of the following lines of authority?

An insurance producer may receive qualification for a license in which of the following lines of authority? a. Casualty Insurance b. Title insurance coverage c. Accident and health or sickness insurance d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

What type of insurer is authorized by the Commissioner to transact insurance in Indiana?

What type of insurer is authorized by the Commissioner to transact insurance in Indiana? a. Alien b. Foreign c. Non-admitted d. Admitted Answer: d. Admitted

Limited line credit insurance does NOT include which of the following?

Limited line credit insurance does NOT include which of the following? a. Mortgage life insurance b. Credit disability insurance c. Voluntary unemployment insurance d. Guaranteed automobile protection insurance Answer: c. Voluntary unemployment insurance

An insurance producer is defined as all of the following, EXCEPT:

An insurance producer is defined as all of the following, EXCEPT: a. An individual who sells insurance b. An individual who solicits insurance c. An individual who negotiates insurance d. An individual who settles claims Answer: d. An individual who settles claims

The Insurance Commissioner is an active member of what organization?

The Insurance Commissioner is an active member of what organization? a. Insurance Commissioners of America b. American Insurance Commissioners Association c. National Association of Insurance Commissioners d. State Insurance Commissioners Federation Answer: c. National Association of Insurance Commissioners

An insurance company that is organized under the laws of a country other than the United States is called:

An insurance company that is organized under the laws of a country other than the United States is called: a. An alien insurer b. A foreign insurer c. A domestic insurer d. An unincorporated insurer Answer: a. An alien insurer

A temporary insurance producer license expires at the time the owner or the personal representative:

A temporary insurance producer license expires at the time the owner or the personal representative: a. Disposes of the business b. Incorporates the business c. Restructures the business d. Decertifies the business Answer: a. Disposes of the business

The Indiana Commissioner is appointed by the:

The Indiana Commissioner is appointed by the: a. Public b. Governor c. Attorney General d. Association of Insurers Answer: b. Governor

An insurer may not transact insurance business in Indiana without first having been issued a:

An insurer may not transact insurance business in Indiana without first having been issued a: a. Certificate of honor b. Certificate of trust c. Certificate of approval d. Certificate of authority Answer: d. Certificate of authority

What may admitted insurers in Indiana receive from the Department of Insurance?

What may admitted insurers in Indiana receive from the Department of Insurance? a. Producer license b. Separate account c. Certificate of authority d. Certificate of insurance Answer: c. Certificate of authority

In Indiana, an insurance producer must be authorized to conduct insurance business within the state by:

In Indiana, an insurance producer must be authorized to conduct insurance business within the state by: a. The Legislature of the State of Indiana or its deputies b. The Indiana Life and Health Guaranty Association c. The Commissioner d. The state of Indiana Answer: c. The Commissioner

A consultant license can be issued for what maximum amount of time?

A consultant license can be issued for what maximum amount of time? a. 12 months b. 24 months c. 36 months d. 48 months Answer: b. 24 months

A temporary license will not authorize the holder to:

A temporary license will not authorize the holder to: a. Sell or solicit new insurance accounts b. Solicit or negotiate new insurance accounts c. Advertise or solicit new insurance accounts d. Sell, solicit, or negotiate new insurance accounts Answer: d. Sell, solicit, or negotiate new insurance accounts

An insurance producer may receive qualification for a license in which of the following lines of authority?

An insurance producer may receive qualification for a license in which of the following lines of authority? a. Personal lines property and casualty insurance coverage b. Credit limited line credit insurance c. Title insurance coverage d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

Which of the following is NOT included in limited lines credit insurance?

Which of the following is NOT included in limited lines credit insurance? a. Voluntary life insurance b. Credit disability insurance c. Credit property insurance d. Involuntary unemployment insurance Answer: a. Voluntary life insurance

The Commissioner's duties include all the following, EXCEPT:

The Commissioner's duties include all the following, EXCEPT: a. Licensing of insurance companies b. Regulation of premium rates c. Assigning producers to certain areas of the state d. Investigating fraud and violations of the insurance laws Answer: c. Assigning producers to certain areas of the state

Who is a person who holds himself out to the public as being engaged in the business of offering for a fee any advice, counsel, opinion, or service with respect to the benefits, advantages, or disadvantages promised under any policy of insurance that could be issued in Indiana?

Who is a person who holds himself out to the public as being engaged in the business of offering for a fee any advice, counsel, opinion, or service with respect to the benefits, advantages, or disadvantages promised under any policy of insurance that could be issued in Indiana? a. Consultant b. Mentor c. Intermediary d. Mediator Answer: a. Consultant

Which of the following is NOT a power or duty of Indiana's Commissioner of insurance?

Which of the following is NOT a power or duty of Indiana's Commissioner of insurance? a. Conducting interviews and accreditations of FINRA officials b. Enforcing insurance regulations c. Examination of insurers and all employees, including all records d. Investigating fraud and violations of the insurance laws and regulations governing Indiana Answer: a. Conducting interviews and accreditations of FINRA officials

What type of insurance company is organized under the insurance laws of Indiana?

What type of insurance company is organized under the insurance laws of Indiana? a. Alien b. Foreign c. Domestic d. Mutual Answer: c. Domestic

Who is in charge of the Department of Insurance?

Who is in charge of the Department of Insurance? a. Insurance Director b. Insurance Superintendent c. Insurance Commissioner d. Insurance Chairman Answer: c. Insurance Commissioner

An individual or corporation CANNOT concurrently hold a consultant license and a/an:

An individual or corporation CANNOT concurrently hold a consultant license and a/an: a. Insurance producer's license b. Surplus lines producer's license c. Limited lines producer's license d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

A nonresident person will NOT receive a nonresident producer license if:

A nonresident person will NOT receive a nonresident producer license if: a. The person has not paid the fees required b. The person has submitted the proper request for licensure c. The person is currently licensed as a resident in their home state and has not violated any laws d. The person's home state awards non-resident producer licenses to residents of Indiana on the same basis Answer: a. The person has not paid the fees required

The Commissioner must give a bond of:

The Commissioner must give a bond of: a. $25,000.00 b. $50,000.00 c. $75,000.00 d. $100,000.00 Answer: b. $50,000.00

The Commissioner is required to examine all licensed insurers in Indiana at least once every:

The Commissioner is required to examine all licensed insurers in Indiana at least once every: a. Year b. 3 years c. 5 years d. 6 years Answer: c. 5 years

What is a foreign insurer?

What is a foreign insurer? a. An insurer formed under the laws of Indiana b. An insurer formed under the laws of any state but Indiana c. An insurer formed under the laws of any U.S. jurisdiction but Indiana d. An insurer formed under the laws of any place but Indiana Answer: c. An insurer formed under the laws of any U.S. jurisdiction but Indiana

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for an insurance producer license?

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for an insurance producer license? a. Have not committed any act that is a ground for denial b. Be at least 19 years of age c. Has completed a certified pre-licensing course of study d. Has successfully passed the examinations Answer: b. Be at least 19 years of age

How many months does an applicant for a resident insurance producer license have to file a course completion certificate with the Commissioner?

How many months does an applicant for a resident insurance producer license have to file a course completion certificate with the Commissioner? a. 3 months b. 6 months c. 9 months d. 12 months Answer: b. 6 months

The Commissioner may by order limit the authority of a temporary licensee in any way considered necessary:

The Commissioner may by order limit the authority of a temporary licensee in any way considered necessary: a. To protect insureds and the public b. To accredit insureds and insurers c. To recognize the insureds of Indiana d. To certify the insurers of Indiana Answer: a. To protect insureds and the public

Premiums for all of the following health insurance policies are tax-deductible as a business expense, EXCEPT:

Premiums for all of the following health insurance policies are tax-deductible as a business expense, EXCEPT: a. Employer-sponsored group disability income plan b. Group dental expense c. Group medical expense d. Individual disability income Answer: d. Individual disability income

What are the tax consequences of individual Medicare supplement policy premiums and long-term care premiums?

What are the tax consequences of individual Medicare supplement policy premiums and long-term care premiums? a. Premiums are never tax-deductible. Premiums are only taxable if an individual_s unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. b. Premiums are only tax-deductible if a person_s unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. c. Premiums are only taxable if an individual_s unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 7.5% of their adjusted gross income. d. None of the above Answer: b. Premiums are only tax-deductible if a person_s unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income.

Carol has an individual disability income policy. Which of the following is true?

Carol has an individual disability income policy. Which of the following is true? a. Premiums are paid with pre-tax dollars and benefits are received tax-free. b. Premiums are paid with pre-tax dollars and benefits are taxable. c. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are tax-free. d. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are taxable. Answer: c. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are tax-free.

What are the tax implications of benefits received under an individual medical expense policy, long-term care policy or Medicare supplement policy?

What are the tax implications of benefits received under an individual medical expense policy, long-term care policy or Medicare supplement policy? a. Benefits are not taxable. b. Benefits are taxable. c. Benefits are only taxed if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 7.5% of their adjusted gross income. d. All of the above Answer: a. Benefits are not taxable.

For an employer-sponsored group disability income policy:

For an employer-sponsored group disability income policy: a. Premiums are always paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are received tax-free. b. Premiums are always paid with pre-tax dollars and benefits are treated as taxable income. c. Premiums paid by the employer are tax-deductible as a business expense. d. Benefits are 100% taxable if the employee pays a portion of the premiums. Answer: c. Premiums paid by the employer are tax-deductible as a business expense.

If health insurance premiums are not tax-deductible, the benefits are:

If health insurance premiums are not tax-deductible, the benefits are: a. Always tax-free. b. Tax-free, as long as they do not exceed the actual cost of medical expenses. c. Taxable as ordinary income. d. Only tax-free for disability income insurance. Answer: b. Tax-free, as long as they do not exceed the actual cost of medical expenses.

Jenny's employer provides a short term disability income policy to all employees. Her employer pays 60% of the premiums. When Jenny is disabled, what portion of the benefits will be taxable to her?

Jenny's employer provides a short term disability income policy to all employees. Her employer pays 60% of the premiums. When Jenny is disabled, what portion of the benefits will be taxable to her? a. 100% b. 60% c. 40% d. 0% Answer: b. 60%

Ken has a group disability income policy. His employer pays all premiums. Which of the following is true regarding the taxation of benefits?

Ken has a group disability income policy. His employer pays all premiums. Which of the following is true regarding the taxation of benefits? a. They are not taxable. b. They are taxable. c. They are tax-deductible to Ken's employer. d. They are tax-deferred. Answer: b. They are taxable.

Which of the following is true regarding medical expense policies owned by sole proprietors?

Which of the following is true regarding medical expense policies owned by sole proprietors? a. Premiums are tax-deductible, but benefits are taxable. b. Premiums are not tax-deductible, but benefits are received tax-free. c. Premiums are tax-deductible and benefits are received tax-free. Answer: c. Premiums are tax-deductible and benefits are received tax-free.

Ben has an individual disability income policy. Which of the following is true?

Ben has an individual disability income policy. Which of the following is true? a. Premiums are not tax-deductible, but benefits are received tax-free. b. Premiums are tax-deductible, but benefits are taxable. c. Premiums are tax-deductible and benefits are tax-free. d. Premiums are not tax-deductible and benefits are taxable. Answer: a. Premiums are not tax-deductible, but benefits are received tax-free.

For tax-purposes, disability income benefits paid through a group disability income policy in which the employer pays all premiums are:

For tax-purposes, disability income benefits paid through a group disability income policy in which the employer pays all premiums are: a. Not taxable b. Fully taxable c. Taxable for the first year of disability d. Taxable after the first year of disability Answer: b. Fully taxable

Thomas has an individual disability income policy. Of the following statements, which is correct?

Thomas has an individual disability income policy. Of the following statements, which is correct? a. Thomas_ premiums are tax-deductible, but benefits are subject to taxation. b. Premiums cannot be deducted from taxes, but benefits are tax-free. c. Premiums can be deducted from taxes and benefits are received tax-free. d. Premiums are not tax-deductible and benefits are subject to taxation. Answer: b. Premiums cannot be deducted from taxes, but benefits are tax-free.

What are the tax consequences of individual Medicare supplement policy premiums and long-term care premiums?

What are the tax consequences of individual Medicare supplement policy premiums and long-term care premiums? a. Premiums are never tax-deductible. Premiums are only taxable if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. b. Premiums are only taxable if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 7.5% of their adjusted gross income. c. Premiums are only tax-deductible if a person's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. d. None of the above Answer: c. Premiums are only tax-deductible if a person's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income.

Individual Medicare supplement and LTC premiums are:

Individual Medicare supplement and LTC premiums are: a. Always tax-deductible. b. Never tax-deductible. c. Only tax-deductible if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. d. Only taxable if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. Answer: c. Only tax-deductible if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income.

George's Bowling Alley provides a group disability income policy to its employees. Employees pay a portion of the premiums. Which of the following is true?

George's Bowling Alley provides a group disability income policy to its employees. Employees pay a portion of the premiums. Which of the following is true? a. Premiums are completely tax-deductible for George and all employees. b. Benefits are never taxable. c. The portion of premiums paid by George is not tax-deductible. d. Benefits are taxable to employees based on the portion of premiums paid by George. Answer: d. Benefits are taxable to employees based on the portion of premiums paid by George.

Jerry has a group disability income policy. His employer pays all premiums. Which of the following is true regarding the taxation of benefits?

Jerry has a group disability income policy. His employer pays all premiums. Which of the following is true regarding the taxation of benefits? a. They are not taxable. b. They are taxable. c. They are tax-deductible to Jerry's employer. d. They are tax-deferred. Answer: b. They are taxable.

Generally, how are health insurance policies taxed?

Generally, how are health insurance policies taxed? a. If premiums are tax-deductible, benefits are also tax-deductible. b. If premiums are tax-deductible, benefits are taxed as income. c. Premiums and benefits are not taxed. d. None of the above Answer: b. If premiums are tax-deductible, benefits are taxed as income.

Premiums for Medicare Part B may be tax-deductible under what circumstance?

Premiums for Medicare Part B may be tax-deductible under what circumstance? a. They are an automatic tax credit for persons over age 65. b. They are not deductible under any circumstance. c. If the premiums are deducted from income tax, all benefits are taxable. d. The premiums for Medicare Part B are includable in overall medical expense for deduction subject to the 10% threshold for medical expense deduction. Answer: d. The premiums for Medicare Part B are includable in overall medical expense for deduction subject to the 10% threshold for medical expense deduction.

For an individual disability income policy:

For an individual disability income policy: a. Premiums are paid with pre-tax dollars and benefits are received tax-free. b. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are tax-free. c. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are taxable. d. Premiums are paid with pre-tax dollars and benefits are taxable. Answer: b. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are tax-free.

If health insurance premiums are not tax-deductible, the benefits are:

If health insurance premiums are not tax-deductible, the benefits are: a. Tax-free, as long as they do not exceed the actual cost of medical expenses. b. Always tax-free. c. Taxable as ordinary income. d. Only tax-free for disability income insurance. Answer: a. Tax-free, as long as they do not exceed the actual cost of medical expenses.

Roberto's Sewing Machine Company has a group disability income policy for its employees. Premiums are entirely paid by the company. Which of the following is true regarding the benefits?

Roberto's Sewing Machine Company has a group disability income policy for its employees. Premiums are entirely paid by the company. Which of the following is true regarding the benefits? a. Taxable b. Not taxable c. Only taxed if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income d. Only taxed if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses do not exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income Answer: a. Taxable

ABC employer pays the entire cost of the group health insurance premiums. Which of the following is true regarding the taxation of premiums and benefits?

ABC employer pays the entire cost of the group health insurance premiums. Which of the following is true regarding the taxation of premiums and benefits? a. Premiums are tax-deductible to the employer and benefits are taxable to the employees. b. Premiums are not tax-deductible to the employer and benefits are tax-free to the employees. c. Premiums are tax-deductible to the employer and benefits are not taxable to the employees. d. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars and benefits are taxable as ordinary income. Answer: c. Premiums are tax-deductible to the employer and benefits are not taxable to the employees.

Wild Bill's Bowling Alley provides a group disability income policy to its employees. Employees pay a portion of the premiums. Which of the following is true?

Wild Bill's Bowling Alley provides a group disability income policy to its employees. Employees pay a portion of the premiums. Which of the following is true? a. Premiums are completely tax-deductible for Wild Bill and all employees. b. The portion of premiums paid by Wild Bill is not tax-deductible. c. Benefits are taxable to employees based on the portion of premiums paid by Wild Bill. d. Benefits are never taxable. Answer: c. Benefits are taxable to employees based on the portion of premiums paid by Wild Bill.

Alex has an individual disability income policy. Of the following statements, which is correct?

Alex has an individual disability income policy. Of the following statements, which is correct? a. Alex's premiums are tax-deductible, but benefits are subject to taxation. b. Premiums cannot be deducted from taxes, but benefits are tax-free. c. Premiums are not tax-deductible and benefits are subject to taxation. d. Premiums can be deducted from taxes and benefits are received tax-free. Answer: b. Premiums cannot be deducted from taxes, but benefits are tax-free.

Benefits for individual medical expense, LTC and Medigap policies are:

Benefits for individual medical expense, LTC and Medigap policies are: a. Taxable. b. Not taxable. c. Only taxed if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. d. Only taxed if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses do not exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income. Answer: b. Not taxable.

Individual Medicare supplement and LTC premiums are:

Individual Medicare supplement and LTC premiums are: a. Always tax-deductible b. Only tax-deductible if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income c. Only taxable if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income d. Never tax-deductible Answer: b. Only tax-deductible if an individual's unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 10% of their adjusted gross income

Which of the following statements is true regarding key person disability income insurance?

Which of the following statements is true regarding key person disability income insurance? a. Premiums are not tax-deductible, but benefits are received tax-free. b. Premiums are tax-deductible, but benefits are taxable. c. Premiums are tax-deductible and benefits are tax-free. d. Premiums are not tax-deductible and benefits are taxable. Answer: a. Premiums are not tax-deductible, but benefits are received tax-free.

Generally, how are health insurance policies taxed?

Generally, how are health insurance policies taxed? a. If premiums are tax-deductible, benefits are taxed as income. b. If premiums are tax-deductible, benefits are also tax-deductible. c. Premiums and benefits are not taxed. d. None of the above Answer: a. If premiums are tax-deductible, benefits are taxed as income.

Stan's Job Placement Services provides a group disability income policy to all employees. Premiums are paid in part by the employees. Of the following statements, which is true?

Stan's Job Placement Services provides a group disability income policy to all employees. Premiums are paid in part by the employees. Of the following statements, which is true? a. Benefits are not taxable. b. Benefits are taxable to employees based on the portion of the premiums paid by Stan. c. Premiums are 100% tax-deductible. d. None of the above Answer: b. Benefits are taxable to employees based on the portion of the premiums paid by Stan.

Arturo buys an individual disability income policy. What are the tax consequences?

Arturo buys an individual disability income policy. What are the tax consequences? a. Premiums are not taxed. b. Premiums and benefits are tax-free. c. Benefits are taxable. d. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars. Answer: d. Premiums are paid with after-tax dollars.

An insurance producer suggests to a client, Jim, that he purchase a second Medicare supplement policy in order to provide coverage for all his medical costs. Which of the following best describes this offer?

An insurance producer suggests to a client, Jim, that he purchase a second Medicare supplement policy in order to provide coverage for all his medical costs. Which of the following best describes this offer? a. Advisable, since growing medical costs quickly deplete the means of people on fixed incomes b. Advisable since current medical expenses can never be covered by Medicare and one supplement alone c. A matter of judgment, since the client currently has several levels of coverage for health care costs d. Illegal, since the sale of a supplement that provides the client with more than one Medicare supplement is prohibited by law Answer: d. Illegal, since the sale of a supplement that provides the client with more than one Medicare supplement is prohibited by law

When soliciting insurance policies to seniors, insurance professionals must take care to:

When soliciting insurance policies to seniors, insurance professionals must take care to: a. Provide a full explanation of policy benefits b. Fully explain any overlapping coverage c. Have the prospective insured sign a statement acknowledging that the required information and disclosures were provided d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

What is the required free look period for replacement long-term care policies?

What is the required free look period for replacement long-term care policies? a. 10 days b. 20 days c. 30 days d. 60 days Answer: c. 30 days

Which of the following is the permitted compensation arrangement for agents' first year commission on LTC and Medigap policies?

Which of the following is the permitted compensation arrangement for agents' first year commission on LTC and Medigap policies? a. 200% of the renewal commission for the second year b. 400% of the renewal commission for the third year c. 100% of the renewal commission for the second year d. 200% of the renewal commission for the third year Answer: a. 200% of the renewal commission for the second year

Agents selling long-term care and Medicare supplement policies may not use the following practices, EXCEPT:

Agents selling long-term care and Medicare supplement policies may not use the following practices, EXCEPT: a. Twisting b. Replacement c. Cold lead advertising d. High pressure tactics Answer: b. Replacement

All of the following are long-term care underwriting considerations, EXCEPT:

All of the following are long-term care underwriting considerations, EXCEPT: a. Post-claims underwriting is acceptable for insureds over the age of 80. b. Applicants over age 80 applying for a LTC policy must undergo a physical exam. c. An applicant_s insurability must be carefully established upon policy application. d. The applicant must receive a copy of the application upon policy delivery. Answer: a. Post-claims underwriting is acceptable for insureds over the age of 80.

Which of the following is true regarding the treatment of pre-existing conditions in Medigap and LTC polices?

Which of the following is true regarding the treatment of pre-existing conditions in Medigap and LTC polices? a. Pre-existing conditions which were present six months prior to the policy's effective date may be excluded for a maximum of three months after the effective date of coverage. b. Pre-existing conditions which were present six months prior to the policy's effective date may be excluded for a maximum of six months after the effective date of coverage. c. Pre-existing conditions which were present 12 months prior to the policy's effective date may be excluded for a maximum of six months after the effective date of coverage. d. Pre-existing conditions which were present six months prior to the policy's effective date may be excluded for a maximum of 12 months after the effective date of coverage. Answer: c. Pre-existing conditions which were present 12 months prior to the policy's effective date may be excluded for a maximum of six months after the effective d

All of the following medical conditions are excluded from coverage under a long-term care policy, EXCEPT:

All of the following medical conditions are excluded from coverage under a long-term care policy, EXCEPT: a. Alcoholism b. Drug dependence c. Alzheimer_s disease d. Pre-existing conditions Answer: c. Alzheimer_s disease

All of the following are true regarding a long-term care policy elimination period, EXCEPT:

All of the following are true regarding a long-term care policy elimination period, EXCEPT: a. Elimination periods are usually 30 days or longer. b. The insured is not required to be confined to a nursing facility during the elimination period. c. Elimination periods in long-term care policies are similar to those found in disability income policies. d. Benefits begin after the elimination period has been satisfied. Answer: b. The insured is not required to be confined to a nursing facility during the elimination period.

The outline of coverage for long-term care policies is also referred to as:

The outline of coverage for long-term care policies is also referred to as: a. Plan summary b. Policy summary c. Shopper_s guide d. All of the above Answer: c. Shopper_s guide

All of the following may be excluded under a LTC policy, EXCEPT:

All of the following may be excluded under a LTC policy, EXCEPT: a. Alzheimer's disease b. Mental illnesses c. Pre-existing conditions d. Drug dependencies Answer: a. Alzheimer's disease

All of the following are requirements for qualified long-term care plans, EXCEPT:

All of the following are requirements for qualified long-term care plans, EXCEPT: a. The individual must be unable to perform at least two ADLs. b. The individual must be severely cognitively impaired. c. The individual must require long-term care for at least 30 days. d. Nonforfeiture options and inflation protection must be provided. Answer: c. The individual must require long-term care for at least 30 days.

All of the following are optional benefits in a long-term care policy, EXCEPT:

All of the following are optional benefits in a long-term care policy, EXCEPT: a. Guaranteed renewable or noncancelable b. Inflation protection c. Nonforfeiture options d. Guaranteed insurability Answer: a. Guaranteed renewable or noncancelable

Which of the following provisions must be included in a long-term insurance policy?

Which of the following provisions must be included in a long-term insurance policy? a. Probationary period of no longer than 180 days b. Guaranteed renewability c. Surgical fees d. Coverage for drug dependency Answer: b. Guaranteed renewability

Long-term care policies contain all of the following provisions, EXCEPT:

Long-term care policies contain all of the following provisions, EXCEPT: a. 30-day free look period b. Restricted coverage to skilled care only c. Shopper_s guide provided to applicants prior to completing the policy application d. Policy summary provided if a long-term care policy is purchased with a life insurance policy Answer: b. Restricted coverage to skilled care only

Long-term care policies must be at least:

Long-term care policies must be at least: a. Cancelable b. Conditionally renewable c. Guaranteed renewable d. Optionally renewable Answer: c. Guaranteed renewable

All the following exclusions are permitted in a long-term care insurance policy, EXCEPT:

All the following exclusions are permitted in a long-term care insurance policy, EXCEPT: a. Self-inflicted injuries b. Drug addiction c. Alzheimer_s disease d. Participation in a felony Answer: c. Alzheimer_s disease

An elimination period for long-term care policies that is counted based on the number of days the insured receives care is called:

An elimination period for long-term care policies that is counted based on the number of days the insured receives care is called: a. Service day basis. b. Calendar day basis. c. Long-term care basis. d. Medicare basis. Answer: a. Service day basis.

Which of the following is not an optional benefit provided by LTC policies?

Which of the following is not an optional benefit provided by LTC policies? a. Guaranteed insurability b. Nonforfeiture options c. Inflation protection d. Guaranteed renewable or noncancelable Answer: d. Guaranteed renewable or noncancelable

Which of the following is not a requirement for qualified long-term care plans?

Which of the following is not a requirement for qualified long-term care plans? a. Policies must accrue cash value. b. Inflation protection must be provided. c. The individual must be unable to perform at least 2 ADLs. d. Coverage cannot reimburse insureds for medical expenses or services covered by Medicare. Answer: a. Policies must accrue cash value.

In a long-term care policy, pre-existing conditions must be covered after:

In a long-term care policy, pre-existing conditions must be covered after: a. 6 months from the effective date of coverage b. 12 months from the effective date of coverage c. 18 months from the effective date of coverage d. 24 months from the effective date of coverage Answer: a. 6 months from the effective date of coverage

A long-term care insurance policy must contain which of the following provisions?

A long-term care insurance policy must contain which of the following provisions? a. Coverage for drug and alcohol dependency b. Probationary period of no longer than 180 days c. Coverage for conditions that result from war d. Guaranteed renewability Answer: d. Guaranteed renewability

How long is the conversion period for group long-term care policies?

How long is the conversion period for group long-term care policies? a. 31 days b. 60 days c. 90 days d. 180 days Answer: a. 31 days

Which of the following includes medical and nonmedical services provided to ill, disabled, or infirmed persons in their residences?

Which of the following includes medical and nonmedical services provided to ill, disabled, or infirmed persons in their residences? a. Long-term care b. Adult day care c. Acute care d. Home health care Answer: d. Home health care

All of the following are true regarding benefit periods and elimination periods in a long-term care policy, EXCEPT:

All of the following are true regarding benefit periods and elimination periods in a long-term care policy, EXCEPT: a. The elimination period is usually 2 years or more. b. The insured must be confined to a nursing facility during the elimination period. c. Long-term care policies with longer elimination periods have lower premiums. d. The benefit period is the maximum period benefits will be paid to an insured. Answer: a. The elimination period is usually 2 years or more.

In which of the following ways does skilled nursing care differ from intermediate nursing care?

In which of the following ways does skilled nursing care differ from intermediate nursing care? a. Skilled care is normally given in a nursing or convalescent home, and intermediate care is usually given at home. b. Skilled care is performed by skilled medical personnel; intermediate care does not require medical training. c. Skilled care must be available 24 hours daily; intermediate care is available daily, but not on a 24-hour basis. d. Skilled care includes rehabilitation services; intermediate care meets daily personal needs like bathing. Answer: c. Skilled care must be available 24 hours daily; intermediate care is available daily, but not on a 24-hour basis.

A policy or rider designed to provide coverage for at least 12 consecutive months for diagnostic, preventive or personal care services provided in a setting other than the acute care unit of a hospital is called:

A policy or rider designed to provide coverage for at least 12 consecutive months for diagnostic, preventive or personal care services provided in a setting other than the acute care unit of a hospital is called: a. Medicare supplement insurance b. Comprehensive insurance package benefits c. Pre-existing condition insurance d. Long-term care insurance Answer: d. Long-term care insurance

Which long-term care level of care is comprised of nursing care and rehabilitation needed on a daily basis?

Which long-term care level of care is comprised of nursing care and rehabilitation needed on a daily basis? a. Skilled care b. Intermediate care c. Custodial care d. Respite care Answer: a. Skilled care

Which of the following statements about long-term care coverage is CORRECT?

Which of the following statements about long-term care coverage is CORRECT? a. Medicare supplement policies provide a significant amount of long-term care coverage. b. Medicaid provides long-term care coverage for individuals, regardless of income levels. c. Medicare and Medicaid are designed to cover a significant portion of the costs of long-term custodial or nursing home care. d. Long-term care insurance provides a broad range of coverage for services rendered at home, at adult care centers, or in nursing homes. Answer: d. Long-term care insurance provides a broad range of coverage for services rendered at home, at adult care centers, or in nursing homes.

Which of the following health coverages is most appropriate for a wealthy elderly person who cannot perform four ADL's?

Which of the following health coverages is most appropriate for a wealthy elderly person who cannot perform four ADL's? a. Medicaid b. Medigap policy c. Long-term care d. Medicare Advantage Answer: c. Long-term care

All of the following are true regarding long-term care premiums, EXCEPT:

All of the following are true regarding long-term care premiums, EXCEPT: a. A person who purchases a long-term care policy at 25 will likely have lower premiums than if they waited until age 45 to purchase it. b. Policies with longer elimination periods have higher premiums. c. Policies with longer benefit periods have higher premiums. d. An applicant who has difficulty performing some ADLs upon application will likely have a higher premium. Answer: b. Policies with longer elimination periods have higher premiums.

Insurers must offer inflation protection in which of the following policies?

Insurers must offer inflation protection in which of the following policies? a. Medicaid b. Medigap c. Long-term care d. Medicare Part C Answer: c. Long-term care

What term refers to an illness that is treatable, but not curable?

What term refers to an illness that is treatable, but not curable? a. Acute b. Chronic c. Long-term d. Severe Answer: b. Chronic

All of the following are ways long-term care coverage may be offered, EXCEPT:

All of the following are ways long-term care coverage may be offered, EXCEPT: a. AD&D rider b. Life insurance rider c. Individual plan d. Group plan Answer: a. AD&D rider

Which of the following statements about long-term care coverage is CORRECT?

Which of the following statements about long-term care coverage is CORRECT? a. Medicare supplement policies provide a significant amount of long-term care coverage. b. Medicaid provides long-term care coverage for individuals, regardless of income levels. c. Medicare and Medicaid are designed to cover a significant portion of the costs of long-term custodial or nursing home care. d. Long-term care insurance provides a broad range of coverage for services rendered at home, at adult care centers, or in nursing homes. Answer: d. Long-term care insurance provides a broad range of coverage for services rendered at home, at adult care centers, or in nursing homes.

How can a long-term care policy be written?

How can a long-term care policy be written? a. Stand-alone policy only b. Rider only c. Both stand-alone policy and rider d. None of the above Answer: c. Both stand-alone policy and rider

Which of the following statements about the respite care provision under a long-term care policy is CORRECT?

Which of the following statements about the respite care provision under a long-term care policy is CORRECT? a. It pays a benefit for a family caregiver to get away from their duties for a short period of time. b. It pays a benefit for the insured to return home for short visits. c. It pays a benefit for the insured to take a break at an approved day spa or adult day care. d. It pays a benefit to reimburse other family members who provide care for the insured. Answer: a. It pays a benefit for a family caregiver to get away from their duties for a short period of time.

Most long-term care policies require the insured be unable to perform at least:

Most long-term care policies require the insured be unable to perform at least: a. 1 ADL b. 2 ADLs c. 4 ADLs d. 10 ADLs Answer: b. 2 ADLs

Which of the following is an optional benefit under long-term care policies?

Which of the following is an optional benefit under long-term care policies? a. Guarantee of insurability b. Nonforfeiture options c. Inflation protection d. All of the above Answer: d. All of the above

Long-term care insurance differs from Medigap in which of the following ways?

Long-term care insurance differs from Medigap in which of the following ways? a. Long-term care insurance must be guaranteed renewable. b. Long-term care insurance provides custodial care. c. Long-term care insurance may impose a 6-month pre-existing condition exclusion. d. Long-term care insurance must provide a 30-day free look period. Answer: b. Long-term care insurance provides custodial care.

Diane is 75 years of age and needs some assistance with preparing meals and bathing. She is the wife of a multi-millionaire. Which of the following policies would you recommend to her?

Diane is 75 years of age and needs some assistance with preparing meals and bathing. She is the wife of a multi-millionaire. Which of the following policies would you recommend to her? a. Medicaid b. Long-term care c. Medigap d. Medicare Answer: b. Long-term care

What level of long-term care is provided to assist an individual with ADLs?

What level of long-term care is provided to assist an individual with ADLs? a. Skilled care b. Intermediate care c. Custodial care d. Respite care Answer: c. Custodial care

Which of the following is not a benefit trigger under long-term care policies?

Which of the following is not a benefit trigger under long-term care policies? a. ADLs b. Financial need c. Cognitive impairment d. Medical necessity Answer: b. Financial need

Which of the following plans cover custodial care?

Which of the following plans cover custodial care? a. Medicare b. Long-term care c. Medicare supplement plan d. Medicaid Answer: b. Long-term care

In most states, long-term care policies have a minimum coverage period of:

In most states, long-term care policies have a minimum coverage period of: a. 6 months b. 12 months c. 36 months d. 5 years Answer: b. 12 months

Which of the following statements about the respite care provision under a long-term care policy is CORRECT?

Which of the following statements about the respite care provision under a long-term care policy is CORRECT? a. It pays a benefit for a family caregiver to get away from their duties for a short period of time. b. It pays a benefit for the insured to return home for short visits. c. It pays a benefit for the insured to take a break at an approved day spa or adult day care. d. It pays a benefit to reimburse other family members who provide care for the insured. Answer: a. It pays a benefit for a family caregiver to get away from their duties for a short period of time.

Which of the following is NOT a typical type of long-term care coverage?

Which of the following is NOT a typical type of long-term care coverage? a. Medical care b. Skilled nursing care c. Home health care d. Adult day care Answer: a. Medical care

All of the following are LTC nonforfeiture benefits, EXCEPT:

All of the following are LTC nonforfeiture benefits, EXCEPT: a. Cash value b. Reduced paid-up c. Life annuity d. Extended term insurance Answer: c. Life annuity

Which of the following is NOT a typical type of long-term care coverage?

Which of the following is NOT a typical type of long-term care coverage? a. Medical care b. Skilled nursing care c. Home health care d. Adult day care Answer: a. Medical care

Richard wants to be satisfied that he is properly insured to protect himself should he someday need long-term nursing or custodial care. A ____________ type of policy will cover these two kinds of care and meet his needs.

Richard wants to be satisfied that he is properly insured to protect himself should he someday need long-term nursing or custodial care. A ____________ type of policy will cover these two kinds of care and meet his needs. a. Medicaid b. Medicare c. Long-term care insurance d. Medicare Supplement insurance Answer: c. Long-term care insurance

In which of the following ways does skilled nursing care differ from intermediate nursing care?

In which of the following ways does skilled nursing care differ from intermediate nursing care? a. Skilled care is normally given in a nursing or convalescent home, and intermediate care is usually given at home. b. Skilled care is performed by skilled medical personnel; intermediate care does not require medical training. c. Skilled care must be available 24 hours daily; intermediate care is available daily, but not on a 24-hour basis. d. Skilled care includes rehabilitation services; intermediate care meets daily personal needs like bathing. Answer: c. Skilled care must be available 24 hours daily; intermediate care is available daily, but not on a 24-hour basis.

Of the following, which is a common trigger for a long-term care policy?

Of the following, which is a common trigger for a long-term care policy? a. Retirement b. Inability to operate a motor vehicle c. Cognitive or mental impairment d. Prior hospitalization Answer: c. Cognitive or mental impairment

All of the following are requirements for payment of long-term care benefits, EXCEPT:

All of the following are requirements for payment of long-term care benefits, EXCEPT: a. Inability to perform at least 2 ADLs, or cognitive impairment b. Meet minimum age requirements, as specified in the policy c. Meet maximum age requirements, as specified in the policy d. Undergo a hospital visit prior to receiving long-term care nursing home coverage Answer: d. Undergo a hospital visit prior to receiving long-term care nursing home coverage

Employer group health plans must provide primary coverage to individuals with ESRD for ___ months, after which Medicare provides primary coverage.

Employer group health plans must provide primary coverage to individuals with ESRD for ___ months, after which Medicare provides primary coverage. a. 5 b. 10 c. 24 d. 30 Answer: d. 30

Employer group health plans that have 100 or more enrolled employees are required to provide primary disability coverage for disabled employees who are below the age of ____ and have not retired.

Employer group health plans that have 100 or more enrolled employees are required to provide primary disability coverage for disabled employees who are below the age of ____ and have not retired. a. 40 b. 59 1/2 c. 65 d. 75 Answer: c. 65

Employer group health plans must provide primary coverage to individuals with end stage renal disease for 30 months, after which Medicare provides ______ coverage.

Employer group health plans must provide primary coverage to individuals with end stage renal disease for 30 months, after which Medicare provides ______ coverage. a. Primary b. Secondary c. No d. Tertiary Answer: a. Primary

Employer group health plans must provide primary coverage to individuals with ESRD for ___ months, after which Medicare provides primary coverage.

Employer group health plans must provide primary coverage to individuals with ESRD for ___ months, after which Medicare provides primary coverage. a. 5 b. 10 c. 24 d. 30 Answer: d. 30

Marie, age 65, has group health coverage through work and her employer has 10 employees. If Marie enrolls in Medicare, what is the primary payor?

Marie, age 65, has group health coverage through work and her employer has 10 employees. If Marie enrolls in Medicare, what is the primary payor? a. Medicare b. Marie's employer c. Both Medicare and Marie's employer d. Neither Medicare nor Marie's employer Answer: a. Medicare

All the following statements about Medicare and Medicare supplement are correct, EXCEPT:

All the following statements about Medicare and Medicare supplement are correct, EXCEPT: a. Associations (e.g., fraternal) and groups may not offer supplemental Medicare coverage to their members who are age 65 or over. b. If individuals work beyond age 65 and remain under their employer's group health plan, Medicare may be a secondary payer. c. Medicare supplement insurance is most often purchased from private insurers. d. Medicare is a secondary payer to employer plans for individuals who have Medicare because of a covered disability. Answer: a. Associations (e.g., fraternal) and groups may not offer supplemental Medicare coverage to their members who are age 65 or over.

Which of the following is a dually-funded welfare program through state and federal dollars for people who have limited incomes and resources to cover the cost of health care?

Which of the following is a dually-funded welfare program through state and federal dollars for people who have limited incomes and resources to cover the cost of health care? a. Medicare b. Medicaid c. PACE d. Medicare Savings Program Answer: b. Medicaid

What program receives funds from Medicaid to assist individuals in paying Medicare premiums?

What program receives funds from Medicaid to assist individuals in paying Medicare premiums? a. Medicare supplement policies b. Medicare Savings Programs c. Medicaid d. Medicare Answer: b. Medicare Savings Programs

Which of the following statements is false regarding Medigap policies?

Which of the following statements is false regarding Medigap policies? a. Also referred to as Medicare supplement policies b. Fill in the gaps of Medicare c. Sold by the government d. Cover the basic costs of Medicare Parts A and B Answer: c. Sold by the government

To be eligible for Medicaid nursing home and home health care benefits, a person must fulfill all of the following requirements, EXCEPT:

To be eligible for Medicaid nursing home and home health care benefits, a person must fulfill all of the following requirements, EXCEPT: a. Pass the means test b. Be disabled, blind or over the age of 65 c. Not require nursing home care d. Be a U.S. citizen Answer: c. Not require nursing home care

All of the following are Medicare supplement policy core benefits, EXCEPT:

All of the following are Medicare supplement policy core benefits, EXCEPT: a. Medicare Part A copayments for approved hospital charges during the 61st through 90th day of hospitalization b. Medicare Part B 20% coinsurance c. Blood deductible d. Medicare Part A deductible Answer: d. Medicare Part A deductible

Which of the following is Title 19, a public welfare program?

Which of the following is Title 19, a public welfare program? a. Medicare b. Medicaid c. Medigap d. Long-term care insurance Answer: b. Medicaid

Which of the following best describes the main purpose of Medigap policies?

Which of the following best describes the main purpose of Medigap policies? a. Duplicate benefits provided by Medicare Parts A through D b. Provide extra coverage not offered in Medicare c. Provide a managed care alternative to Original Medicare d. Provide disability income coverage Answer: b. Provide extra coverage not offered in Medicare

Medicare Supplement policies are primarily designed to:

Medicare Supplement policies are primarily designed to: a. Offset the cost of Medicare b. Provide additional retirement income to supplement Social Security retirement benefits c. Provide additional benefits beyond those provided by Medicare d. Provide a reinsurance network that spreads the Medicare risk among private insurance companies Answer: c. Provide additional benefits beyond those provided by Medicare

Which of the following does not describe funding provided for Medicaid?

Which of the following does not describe funding provided for Medicaid? a. Monthly premiums b. Local taxes c. State taxes d. Federal taxes Answer: a. Monthly premiums

Which of the following is a Medicare supplement core benefit?

Which of the following is a Medicare supplement core benefit? a. Foreign travel b. Medicare Part A deductible c. Medicare Part B deductible d. Blood deductible Answer: d. Blood deductible

What term means individuals applying for Medicaid must deplete their financial resources to a specific minimum before receiving Medicaid benefits?

What term means individuals applying for Medicaid must deplete their financial resources to a specific minimum before receiving Medicaid benefits? a. Spousal impoverishment b. Spend-down c. MSP d. Medicare Answer: b. Spend-down

All of the following are excluded from a Medigap policy, EXCEPT:

All of the following are excluded from a Medigap policy, EXCEPT: a. Medicare Part B coinsurance b. Custodial care c. Vision care d. Dental care Answer: a. Medicare Part B coinsurance

Judith Jones discovers that the premium cost for her Medicare supplementary policy increased in the month of March. She does not recall receiving a notice of this increase. Which of the following courses should Ms. Jones take?

Judith Jones discovers that the premium cost for her Medicare supplementary policy increased in the month of March. She does not recall receiving a notice of this increase. Which of the following courses should Ms. Jones take? a. She should report the change to the Medicare officers listed in her policy because regulations state clearly that supplementary policies may not increase fees. b. She should review her policy to determine if the previous billing amount was incorrect. Corrections are permitted. c. She should consult current Medicare regulations to determine if program coverages, including deductible and co-payment percentages, have increased. Such changes can increase costs of supplement policies. d. She should do nothing. Medicare supplements clearly state that their premiums might increase when insurers' cost of production increase. Answer: c. She should consult current Medicare regulations to determine if program coverages, including deductible and co-payment percentages

Marcy has Medicare Part C. Which of the following is true?

Marcy has Medicare Part C. Which of the following is true? a. An agent cannot sell her a Medigap policy under any circumstances b. An agent may sell her a Medigap policy c. An agent may sell her a Medigap policy if she is switching to Original Medicare d. An agent may sell her a Medigap policy as long as she is aware that there may be coverage overlap Answer: c. An agent may sell her a Medigap policy if she is switching to Original Medicare

Andrew, age 80, has Medicare Parts A and B, but cannot afford a Medigap policy due to his financially disadvantaged state. As an agent, what coverage would you recommend to Andrew?

Andrew, age 80, has Medicare Parts A and B, but cannot afford a Medigap policy due to his financially disadvantaged state. As an agent, what coverage would you recommend to Andrew? a. State-sponsored Medigap policy b. Long-term care policy c. Medicare Advantage d. Medicaid Answer: d. Medicaid

Medigap policies are sold by:

Medigap policies are sold by: a. Medicare b. Private insurers c. Government d. Life insurers Answer: b. Private insurers

Which policy fills in the gaps of Medicare?

Which policy fills in the gaps of Medicare? a. Custodial care policy b. Medicaid c. Medicare Advantage d. Medicare supplement policy Answer: d. Medicare supplement policy

Medicaid provides:

Medicaid provides: a. Medical coverage to people who are financially needy b. Universal health coverage c. Hospital and medical coverage for people age 65 and above d. Long-term care coverage Answer: a. Medical coverage to people who are financially needy

All of the following are Medicare supplement additional benefits, EXCEPT:

All of the following are Medicare supplement additional benefits, EXCEPT: a. Skilled nursing facility care Part A coinsurance for days 21 through 100 b. Medicare Part B excess charges c. Preventive care d. Medicare Part B 20% coinsurance Answer: d. Medicare Part B 20% coinsurance

What is the main purpose of Medicaid?

What is the main purpose of Medicaid? a. Provide retirement income to Social Security beneficiaries b. Provide medical insurance to low-income individuals c. Provide supplemental insurance to Medicare d. Pay disability income benefits to people not covered by Workers' Compensation Answer: b. Provide medical insurance to low-income individuals

How is Medicaid funded?

How is Medicaid funded? a. Federal tax only b. Federal and state taxes c. Premiums d. State guaranty funds Answer: b. Federal and state taxes

Medicaid will pay for all of the following, EXCEPT:

Medicaid will pay for all of the following, EXCEPT: a. Hospitalization b. Pregnancy care c. Maternity care d. Cosmetic procedures Answer: d. Cosmetic procedures

Which of the following pays monthly income for food, shelter and clothing needs to individuals with limited incomes, are disabled or blind, or are age 65 and older?

Which of the following pays monthly income for food, shelter and clothing needs to individuals with limited incomes, are disabled or blind, or are age 65 and older? a. Social Security b. Supplemental Security Income Benefits c. Medigap d. Medicare Answer: b. Supplemental Security Income Benefits

A Medicare supplement policy must provide coverage Medicare Part A-eligible expenses for hospitalization:

A Medicare supplement policy must provide coverage Medicare Part A-eligible expenses for hospitalization: a. For the length of the illness b. For the first year c. From days 1 through 90 d. From days 61 through 90 Answer: d. From days 61 through 90

All the following statements about Medicare supplement policies are false, EXCEPT:

All the following statements about Medicare supplement policies are false, EXCEPT: a. Each standardized Medicare supplement policy must cover the basic benefits. b. Medicare Supplement Plan A provides coverage for skilled nursing facility care. c. Medicare Supplement Plan B provides coverage for skilled nursing facility care and at-home recovering care. d. Three basic supplement policies are considered core plans. Answer: a. Each standardized Medicare supplement policy must cover the basic benefits.

Medicaid is operated on the:

Medicaid is operated on the: a. Federal level b. Local level c. State level d. None of the above Answer: c. State level

Which of the following is a Medicare supplement additional benefit?

Which of the following is a Medicare supplement additional benefit? a. Medicare Part A copayments for approved hospital charges for the 60 lifetime reserve days b. Blood deductible c. Medicare Part B deductible d. Medicare Part A copayments for approved hospital charges during the 61st through 90th day of hospitalization Answer: c. Medicare Part B deductible

A contract designed primarily to augment reimbursement under Medicare for hospital, medical, or surgical expenses is:

A contract designed primarily to augment reimbursement under Medicare for hospital, medical, or surgical expenses is: a. A Medicare supplement plan b. An alternative health care plan c. A separate coverages plan d. An assisted living plan Answer: a. A Medicare supplement plan

When is open enrollment for Medicare supplement policies?

When is open enrollment for Medicare supplement policies? a. Open enrollment for Medigap policies spans a three-month period beginning on the first day of the month in which the individual is age 65 or above and enrolls in Medicare Part B. b. Open enrollment for Medigap policies spans a five-month period beginning on the first day of the month in which the individual is age 65 or above and enrolls in Medicare Part B. c. Open enrollment for Medigap policies spans a six-month period beginning on the first day of the month in which the individual is age 65 or above and enrolls in Medicare Part B. d. Open enrollment for Medigap policies spans a eight-month period beginning on the first day of the month in which the individual is age 65 or above and enrolls in Medicare Part B. Answer: c. Open enrollment for Medigap policies spans a six-month period beginning on the first day of the month in which the individual is age 65 or above and enrolls in Medicare Part B.