Mar 31, 2025 | Study Notes, Property & Casualty
Commercial Auto A commercial auto policy is just like a regular auto policy. It can cover liability and it can cover physical damage. The type of business you have will determine what kind of policy you have, and each type has it’s own symbol numbers. Every state is a...
Mar 28, 2025 | Study Notes, Property & Casualty
Arbitration & Appraisal When a claim is to be paid out, the insured and the insurer may not agree on the loss payout. If this is the case, a third party is brought to help break the tie so to speak. For instance, your car it totaled. You feel your car is worth...
Mar 26, 2025 | Study Notes, Property & Casualty
Primary & Excess Insurance Policies Primary and Excess- Policies are pretty much pre-determined to be Primary or Excess. For the exam, it should tell you if a policy is primary or excess, but pretty much all the policies you have learned about are primary, except...
Mar 24, 2025 | Study Notes, Property & Casualty
Stated vs Agreed When you have a high dollar item, or a uncommon item like a classic remodeled car, you will normally need a special policy like Agreed or Stated Value Policy. These are ALMOST identical, but there is a slight difference. An agreed value policy is the...
Mar 21, 2025 | Study Notes, Property & Casualty
Surplus Lines Surplus lines is a way of covering risks that no one else wants. Airports, Amusement parks, super risky right? It’s difficult for risky businesses like that to get insurance through a regular company. All regular insurance companies have certain rules...
Mar 19, 2025 | Study Notes, Property & Casualty
P&C: Types of Liability Liability basically means “you’re responsible for this.” There are three types of liability: Absolute, Strict and Vicarious. Absolute Liability – You’re absolutely at fault, what you did was so reckless and dangerous we don’t...
