Life Agent exam topics
The life general-knowledge section and Texas rules tested on the Life Agent exam.
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- Texas Life Insurance Backdating: The Six-Month RuleTexas generally limits life-policy backdating to six months when the earlier date would rate the insured at a younger age, and uses age nearest birthd…
- Texas Credit Life Insurance: Coverage Limits and Policy TermsTexas credit life insurance is term coverage tied to a specific credit transaction. Its initial amount cannot exceed the total debt repayable, and for…
- Texas Life Policy Lawsuit Time LimitTexas Insurance Code §1101.053 and 28 TAC §4.619 prohibit a life policy from requiring suit less than two years after a cause of action accrues. This …
- Texas Life Insurance Installment Payment TableTexas Insurance Code §1101.012 requires a life insurance policy that provides for proceeds to be paid in installments to include a table showing the a…
- Texas Family Group Life Maximum BenefitTexas Insurance Code §1101.013 requires a family group life policy to clearly state the maximum amount payable to the policy’s payee on the death of a…
- Texas Group Life Dependent BenefitsFor qualifying federal-employee group term plans, Texas caps spouse coverage at the lesser of $10,000 or half the employee's benefit and minor-child c…
- Texas Life and Health Guaranty Association: What It CoversThe Texas Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association is a statutory safety net that can pay covered claims or continue coverage after a member ins…
- Texas Group Life Assignment RightsTexas Insurance Code §1131.006 allows an insured under a group life policy to assign policy and Subchapter C rights, absolutely or as collateral, to a…
- Texas Life Policy Reinstatement: The Three-Year RuleUnder 28 TAC §4.611, a life policy with nonforfeiture benefits must provide for reinstatement within three years after premium default, or longer if t…
- Texas Group Life Eligibility and EnrollmentTexas group life eligibility depends on the group category. A standard employer policy generally covers at least two employees; a multi-employer or un…