Question 3002 of 303 · California Life-Only Agent Exam
A person who, on behalf of an insurer, transacts life and accident and health insurance in California is called
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Correct answer to question 3002
- B: a life licensee
Explanation
Section 32 defines a life licensee as a person authorized to act as a life agent for a life or disability insurer. Brokers deal with property and casualty lines.
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