Personal Lines exam topics
Home, auto, liability, policy language, and Texas rules tested on this exam.
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- Texas Insurance Penalties and Cease-and-Desist OrdersTexas TDI can use sanctions, administrative penalties, restitution, and cease-and-desist orders when a statute authorizes them. Chapter 82 includes ge…
- Certificate of Authority vs. Agent License in TexasA Texas certificate of authority authorizes an insurer as a company to transact specified kinds of insurance. An agent license authorizes a person or …
- What Counts as Transacting Insurance in Texas?Texas law treats a broad range of acts as the business of insurance, including making or proposing contracts, taking applications, collecting premiums…
- Texas Lloyd's Insurance PlansA Texas Lloyd’s plan is an insurer organized under Insurance Code Chapter 941: individual or entity underwriters subscribe to risks, while an attorney…
- Limited Lines vs. Personal Lines Licenses in TexasTexas limited-lines and personal-lines licenses are separate producer authorities. Limited lines applies to statutory product categories such as certa…
- Managing General Agent vs. Personal Lines AgentA Texas managing general agent (MGA) performs insurer-facing management or delegated functions and may need a separate MGA license under Chapter 4053.…
- Surplus Lines Agent vs. Personal Lines AgentA Texas Personal Lines agent places eligible household property and casualty policies within that license’s scope. A Texas surplus-lines agent places …
- Insurance Adjuster vs. Personal Lines AgentA Texas Personal Lines agent solicits, negotiates, places, or services eligible household insurance. An insurance adjuster investigates or adjusts cla…
- Why the Texas Emergency License Does Not Apply to Personal Lines P&CTDI’s current Personal Lines P&C licensing page says a 90-day emergency license is not offered for that license category. Texas Insurance Code §4051.0…
- Homeowners Property Away From HomeHomeowners personal-property coverage can protect belongings away from the residence premises, but location, peril, occupancy, and special-limit claus…