Candidate handbook or exam outline · Georgia
Georgia Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
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Status. US state-government-directed exam-vendor candidate publication.
What this document is
Georgia Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook is a candidate handbook or exam outline published by Pearson VUE. It is one of the Georgia documents that insurance license exam questions are written from. This page summarizes it and points to the official version, which is the text to rely on.
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- O.C.G.A. s. 33-6-4: Enumeration of unfair methods of competition and deceptive actsState statute
- O.C.G.A. Title 33, Chapter 29 - Individual Accident and Sickness Insurance (complete chapter, §§ 33-29-1 to 33-29-22)State statute
- Georgia Rules & Regulations Ch. 120-2 - Accident and Sickness Insurance: Subjects 120-2-12 (Advertising Accident and Sickness Insurance) and 120-2-59 (Standard Claim Form for Accident and Sickness Insurance)State statute
- Georgia Rules & Regulations Ch. 120-2 - Group Health Insurance: Subjects 120-2-48 (Group Coordination of Benefits) and 120-2-67 (Portability and Renewability)State statute
- Georgia Rules & Regulations Ch. 120-2, Subject 120-2-10 - Regulations Regarding Insurance Contract (Rules 120-2-10-.01 through -.14, including -.11A)State statute
- Georgia Rules & Regulations Ch. 120-2 - Life Insurance and Annuity Contract Regulation: Subjects 120-2-11 (Advertising of Life Insurance and Annuity Contracts), 120-2-22 (Georgia Variable Annuity Contract Regulation), 120-2-24 (Replacement of Life Insurance Policies), 120-2-31 (Life Insurance Solicitation Regulation), 120-2-32 (Variable Life Insurance), 120-2-94 (Suitability in Annuity Transactions)State statute
- Georgia Rules & Regulations Ch. 120-2 - Subjects 120-2-8 (Medicare Supplement Insurance) and 120-2-16 (Long Term Care Insurance), minimum standardsState statute
- O.C.G.A. Title 33 Chapter 1 - General Provisions of the Georgia Insurance Code (§§ 33-1-1 through 33-1-28, 31 sections)State statute