Arkansas Life and Health Insurance Practice Exam

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What is the maximum fine that may be applied to any person who violates a provision of the Arkansas Insurance Code?

$1,000 per violation
$500 per violation
$5,000 per violation
$2,000 per violation

The correct answer is: $1,000 per violation

The maximum fine that may be applied to any person who violates a provision of the Arkansas Insurance Code is $1,000 per violation. This amount is set by the Arkansas Insurance Code as the penalty for non-compliance. It is essential for insurance professionals to adhere to the rules and regulations outlined in the Insurance Code to avoid such fines and maintain ethical practices in the industry. In comparison: - Option B, $500 per violation, is lower than the correct answer. - Option C, $5,000 per violation, is higher than the correct answer. - Option D, $2,000 per violation, is higher than the correct answer as well.