Every New York property and casualty track on passvana has a Resources tab of quick-reference material built from the official exam outline and the state's own insurance code, with each fact checked against its source. Here is what is in it.
New York Property and Casualty Insurance Agent/Broker Exam
- Tables: New York Property and Casualty Exam: Structure, Weights & Who Takes It (free); New York Insurance Law for P&C Agents; New York Auto: No-Fault, Minimum Limits, SUM & the Auto Plan; Dwelling, Homeowners, CPP & BOP Key Figures; New York Workers' Compensation: Wages, Death Benefits, Funds & Policy Rules
- Flashcard decks: New York P&C Exam & Insurance Law Quick Facts (free); Auto & Workers' Compensation Numbers; Property Policy Numbers & Concepts; New York Workers' Compensation Detail Flashcards
New York Personal Lines Insurance Agent/Broker Exam (Series 17-54)
- Tables: New York Personal Lines Exam: Structure, Weights & Who Takes It (free); New York Insurance Law for Personal Lines Agents; New York Auto: No-Fault, Minimum Limits, SUM & the Auto Plan; Dwelling & Homeowners Key Figures
- Flashcard decks: New York Personal Lines Exam & Insurance Law Quick Facts (free); Auto Numbers; Property Policy Numbers & Concepts
A few checked facts worth knowing
- Producer An insurance producer is an agent, title insurance agent, broker, reinsurance intermediary, excess lines broker or any other person required to be licensed to sell, solicit or negotiate insurance. (N.Y. Ins. Law 2101(k))
- Terminated agents (3425) When an insurer ends an agent's contract, it offers to continue a covered personal lines policy through that agent for at least the next one-year policy period, and accepts the agent's new business for 120 days after notice. (N.Y. Ins. Law 3425(j)(1))
- Cancellation notice (filed policy) For a policy with a certificate on file with the DMV, cancellation takes effect no sooner than 20 days after mailing, or 15 days for nonpayment of premium. (N.Y. Veh. & Traf. Law 313(1)(a))
- CGL basics An occurrence is an accident, including continuous or repeated exposure to the same conditions. Coverage A applies to injury or damage during the policy period. Coverage C pays medical expenses regardless of fault if incurred and reported within one year. Supplementary Payments include loss of earnings of $250 a day. Products-completed operations has its own aggregate. Damage to premises rented to you has its own limit. (ISO CG 00 01 04 13, Sec. I Cov. A, C, Supplementary Payments; Sec. III; Sec. V def. 13)
What is free to preview
Items marked free above can be opened by anyone. The rest come with the track, along with its full practice-question bank. For the exam format and passing score, see our New York property and casualty insurance exam cheat sheet.