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23 Cards in this Set
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What is a statement that is guaranteed to be true, and if not true may breach a contract?
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a warranty |
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To enter into a contract both parties must be ____ ________ ______ and ___________ _____________.
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of legal age/ mentally competent
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Insurers who meet the state's financial requirements and are approved to transact business in the state are considered?
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Authorized |
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If an insured could reasonably expect coverage under their policy (even if specifically excluded) the court may hold the insurer responsible; citing ______________ ________________. |
reasonable expectations
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A person who acts with indifference toward protecting things because they are insured is said to be what kind of hazard? |
a morale hazard |
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If you are a part of this kind of insurance company you may receive a dividend check if all funds are not paid out to cover claims.
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mutual insurer |
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What four things are needed in order for an insurance contract to be legally binding? |
-agreement -consideration -competent parties -legal purpose |
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What is a statement made by the applicant that is considered to be true to the best of the applicant's knowledge?
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a representation |
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What is the priority of a highly ethical agent?
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the needs of the client |
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What is concealment?
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An intentional act of the insured to leave out a material fact from their application. |
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What must an insurer obtain in order to legally transact insurance?
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A Certificate of Authority |
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What is an insurer called if they were formed outside the USA but transacting business in Pa?
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an Alien insurer |
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An agent who promptly forwards premiums to the insurer is showing an example of what type of responsibility?
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fiduciary responsibility |
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If an insurer from New York is doing business in Pa they are called a __________ insurer.
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foreign |
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What is the most common/ effective way to transfer risk?
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purchasing insurance
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The person/property subject to insurance and the uncertainty of loss are examples of _________.
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risk |
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What is a hazard?
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A specified condition or situation that increases the probability of loss or the severity of loss.
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Which method of handling risk involves accepting/ assuming risk and intending to pay it out of pocket?
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retention |
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What is the transfer of risk from one party to another, who for a fee agrees to compensate for certain losses?
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insurance |
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What is an insurance company that is owned by its policyholders? |
a mutual insurance company |
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What is implied authority?
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Authority given by the insurance company to the agent that is not specific of communicated but necessary for the agent to conduct business.
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A stock insurance company is owned by?
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Stockholders |
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