Personal Lines exam topics
Home, auto, liability, policy language, and Texas rules tested on this exam.
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- Texas Insurance License Denial, Suspension, and RevocationTDI may deny an insurance license application or discipline a current license holder for statutory grounds such as a material application lie, fraud, …
- Reporting a Felony or Administrative Action to TDITexas Insurance Code §4001.252 requires an individual insurance agent to notify TDI monthly about a felony conviction and certain administrative actio…
- Unfair Claims Practices Under Texas Insurance LawTexas Insurance Code Chapter 541 prohibits specified unfair or deceptive insurance practices, including several claim-settlement practices such as mis…
- Insurance Misrepresentation and False Advertising in TexasTexas Insurance Code Chapter 541 prohibits specified false, misleading, or deceptive insurance statements and advertising. The analysis depends on who…
- Texas Insurance Rebating RulesTexas rebate law changed under HB 2221, effective September 1, 2025; the changes apply to policies delivered, issued, or renewed on or after January 1…
- Controlled Business Rules for Texas AgentsTexas Insurance Code §4001.104 requires an original agent applicant to intend to serve the public, not obtain a license mainly to place insurance on r…
- Unfair Discrimination in Texas InsuranceTexas law bars specified unfair insurance discrimination, including prohibited differences in coverage or rates based on protected characteristics. It…
- Insurance Fraud in TexasTexas Penal Code §35.02 makes it an offense to knowingly prepare or present materially false or misleading information to an insurer with intent to de…
- Boycott, Coercion, and Intimidation in InsuranceTexas Insurance Code §541.054 treats it as an unfair practice to commit through concerted action, or agree to commit, a boycott, coercion, or intimida…
- Texas Property Insurance Rating and Underwriting RulesTexas property insurers must file rates with TDI, and Texas generally uses a file-and-use system: an insurer may use a filing on its effective date wh…