Ohio Insurance Laws and Regulations Practice Exam

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Prepare for the Ohio Insurance Laws and Regulations Exam. Dive into essential topics with detailed practice questions designed to enhance your knowledge and readiness. Ace your exam and ensure your success in the insurance field!

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An insurer is required to offer what to each long-term applicant at the time of purchase?

  1. A gift

  2. Inflation protection

  3. A discount

  4. Extended coverage

The correct answer is: Inflation protection

An insurer is required to offer inflation protection to each long-term applicant as it is important to protect the applicant's purchasing power in the event of a long-term care need. This option provides coverage that is designed to adjust with the rising cost of long-term care services, ensuring that the policy retains its value and the insured can continue to receive necessary care without facing financial strain. Option A is incorrect because an insurer is not required to offer a gift to each long-term applicant at the time of purchase. Option C is incorrect because an insurer is not required to offer a discount to each long-term applicant at the time of purchase. Option D is incorrect because an insurer is not required to offer extended coverage to each long-term applicant at the time of purchase.