Every Tennessee 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.
Tennessee Property Agent Exam
- Tables: Tennessee Property Exam: Structure, Weights & Who Takes It (free); Property Policies: Homeowners, Dwelling, Commercial Property & Inland Marine; Tennessee Insurance Law: Key Rules for Property Producers
- Flashcard decks: Tennessee Property Exam & Insurance Law Quick Facts (free); Property Numbers & Concepts
Tennessee Casualty Agent Exam
- Tables: Tennessee Casualty Exam: Structure, Weights & Who Takes It (free); Liability Policies: CGL, Auto, Workers' Comp, Crime, Bonds & Professional; Tennessee Insurance Law: Key Rules for Casualty Producers
- Flashcard decks: Tennessee Casualty Exam & Insurance Law Quick Facts (free); Casualty Numbers & Concepts
Tennessee Personal Lines Exam
- Tables: Tennessee Personal Lines Exam: Structure, Weights & Who Takes It (free); Property Policies: Homeowners, Dwelling, Commercial Property & Inland Marine; Liability Policies: CGL, Auto, Workers' Comp, Crime, Bonds & Professional; Tennessee Insurance Law: Key Rules for Personal Lines Producers
- Flashcard decks: Tennessee Personal Lines Exam & Insurance Law Quick Facts (free); Property Numbers & Concepts; Casualty Numbers & Concepts
A few checked facts worth knowing
- HO-2 Broad Form The dwelling and other structures are insured on a named-perils basis. The HO-3 and HO-5 insure them against direct physical loss (open perils). (ISO HO 00 02 10 00, Sec. I, Perils Insured Against)
- Business income and extra expense Business income is net income plus continuing normal operating expenses, paid only when operations are suspended by direct physical loss at the described premises. The period of restoration starts 72 hours after the loss (immediately for extra expense). Extra expense is necessary added cost to avoid or reduce suspension. (ISO CP 00 30 10 12, A.1, A.2.b, F.3.a)
- Under Tennessee's insurance code, what is a 'domestic' insurance company? One incorporated in Tennessee. T.C.A. 56-1-102(4): domestic designates those companies incorporated in this state. (T.C.A. 56-1-102(4))
- CGL Coverage B Personal and advertising injury from listed offenses such as false arrest, malicious prosecution, wrongful eviction, defamation and invasion of privacy. (ISO CG 00 01 04 13, Sec. V, def. 14; Sec. I, Cov. B)
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 Tennessee property and casualty insurance exam cheat sheet.