General Insurance PrinciplesQuestion 604 of 716
In a replacement transaction, the producer generally must:
a.Provide the required replacement notices and the information needed to compare the old and new coverage
b.Cancel the existing policy immediately without notice
c.Skip completing a new application because the existing policy's information can simply be carried over to the new one
d.Conceal details of the client's existing policy
Explanation
The producer must give replacement notices and comparison information so the client can make an informed decision, and follow prescribed procedures. Concealing information or hastily canceling the old policy violates the rules.
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