Florida Insurance Claims Adjuster License Practice Exam

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What purpose does a binder serve in insurance?

It acts as a temporary contract until the policy is issued
It binds the policyholder to a rate increase
It compiles the insurance terms and conditions
It permanently seals the insurance agreement

The correct answer is: It acts as a temporary contract until the policy is issued

A binder is a temporary contract that is given to the policyholder until the actual insurance policy is issued. It acts as a confirmation that coverage has been secured and provides evidence of the agreement between the insurer and the policyholder. Option B is incorrect because binders do not bind the policyholder to a rate increase. Option C is also incorrect as the binder only includes the basic terms and conditions of the insurance coverage, but may not include all details. Lastly, option D is incorrect because binders are temporary and are replaced by the official insurance policy, which permanently seals the agreement.