Iowa Statutes
§ 515F.4A — Reasonableness of benefits in relation to premium charged
Iowa § 515F.4A
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Iowa Code § 515F.4A (2026).
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Benefits provided by credit personal property insurance shall be reasonable in relation to
the premium charged. This requirement is satisfied if the premium rate charged develops
or may reasonably be expected to develop a loss ratio of not less than fifty percent or
such lower loss ratio as designated by the commissioner to afford a reasonable allowance
for actual and expected loss experience including a reasonable catastrophe provision,
general and administrative expenses, reasonable acquisition expenses, reasonable creditor
compensation, investment income, premium taxes, licenses, fees, assessments, and
reasonable insurer profit.
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§ 515F.1
Purpose of chapter§ 515F.13
Pool and residual market activities§ 515F.14
Examinations§ 515F.15
Rate administration§ 515F.16
False or misleading information§ 515F.17
Assigned risks§ 515F.18
Exemptions§ 515F.19
Penalties§ 515F.2
Definitions§ 515F.20
Definitions§ 515F.21
Scope of application§ 515F.22
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