Texas · Life, Accident, Health and HMO
Texas Life & Health: find the outline sections that are still costing you points.
The official Pearson VUE outline takes effect September 1, 2026. It scores 130 items across 13 sections. This guide maps those sections to the Texas Insurance Code and a free 15-question weak-spot check.
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Find the sections still costing you points.
Fifteen original questions across the official sections. No email or card required. Not an official exam and not a pass prediction.
Official scored structure
130 scored items. The real exam also includes unscored pretest items that this guide does not simulate. Counts come from the Pearson VUE Texas Insurance Supplement effective September 1, 2026.
- Types of life policies15 scored items
§1101.005 grace period · §1101.006 incontestability
- Riders, provisions, and options15 scored items
§1101.005 grace period · §1101.006 incontestability
- Application and underwriting12 scored items
§705.051 — material misrepresentation
- 8 scored items
- Types of health policies16 scored items
§843.002 — emergency care / prudent layperson
- Health provisions15 scored items
§1201.271 — application alteration
- 6 scored items
- 5 scored items
- Field underwriting8 scored items
§1201.271 — application alteration
- Texas common statutes14 scored items
§4001.201 — appointment required
- Texas life statutes6 scored items
§1101.005 grace period · §1101.006 incontestability
- Texas health statutes7 scored items
§1501.002 — small employer (2–50)
- Texas HMO statutes3 scored items
§843.002 — emergency care / prudent layperson
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