New York Insurance Exam Cheat Sheet
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What's Covered on the New York Life & Health Exam
Two exam lines — know what each one tests
Life Insurance Line
- Term, Whole, Universal & Variable Life policies
- Annuities (fixed, variable, immediate, deferred)
- Beneficiary designations & settlement options
- Policy riders: waiver of premium, AD&D, COLA
- Replacement rules & suitability requirements
- Grace period: 31 Days | Free-look: 10 Days (20 if mail order) (30 Days (LTC/Medicare/Replacement))
Health Insurance Line
- Individual & group health, HMO, PPO, EPO, POS plans
- Medicare Parts A, B, C, D & Medigap supplements
- Medicaid & CHIP eligibility rules
- COBRA, HIPAA, ACA & continuation provisions
- Disability income: STD & LTD elimination periods
- Grace periods: 7 / 10 / 31 days by premium mode
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q:How do I pass the New York insurance exam?
To pass, you need to study the New York specific content thoroughly, especially Insurance Law and Regulation 187. Complete a pre-licensing course and use our practice questions to reinforce your knowledge.
Q:What is the passing score for the NY insurance exam?
The passing score is 70%. You will need to answer approximately 105 questions correctly.
Q:Who administers the New York insurance exam?
The exam is administered by PSI Services.
Q:Is pre-licensing education required in New York?
Yes, New York requires completion of a pre-licensing course (20 hours for Life, 20 hours for Health, or 40 hours for combined) approved by the DFS.
Q:How much does the exam cost?
The exam fee is $33 per attempt.
Q:Where can I take the exam?
You can take the exam at a PSI testing center in New York or state-wide.