Kansas Administrative Regulations
Agency 40 - INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Article 1 - GENERAL
Section 40-1-10 - Insurance companies; premium financing plans; requirements
Universal Citation: KS Admin Regs 40-1-10
Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 39, September 26, 2024
(a) For the purpose of this regulation, premium financing plans are defined as:
(1) Plans whereby the company offers the
insured an installment method of paying premiums for each type of coverage
purchased, such as life, casualty, fire, and inland marine or any combination,
by combining the total of the premiums and charging an additional finance or
service charge for the payment plan; and
(2) plans whereby the company offers the
insured an installment method of paying premiums for a line of insurance that
is in addition to any installment payment plan recognized by the company's
existing rule and rate filings. This includes premium financing plans that are
normally handled separately from the insurance contract and handled directly by
the insurer or an affiliated insurer.
(b) The following rules are applicable to all insurance companies using a premium financing plan:
(1) Each interest or service charge shall be
considered as premium income and the applicable premium taxes shall be paid.
(2) Each interest or service
charge shall be reported as separate items on one line in the exhibit of
premiums:
(A) contained in exhibit I, page 7,
of the annual statement relating to life insurance companies; or
(B) on page 14 of the annual statement
relating to other than life insurance companies.
(3) Each fire or casualty insurer shall file
with the commissioner each manual of rules and rates, together with each form
and modification of any rules, rates and forms used in connection with premium
financing plans. Each filing shall indicate the character and extent of the
interest or service charges contemplated and shall be accompanied by all
pertinent information supporting the filing.
(4) Except as provided in
K.S.A.
40-411 or
K.S.A.
40-420, each form shall provide at least five
days written notice of cancellation to an insured before the policy may be
cancelled as a result of a premium installment nonpayment.
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