N.M. Admin. Code § 13.10.15.41 - REQUIREMENTS FOR LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE PERSONAL WORKSHEETS
A. To determine
whether the applicant meets the standards developed by the issuer, the agent
and issuer shall develop procedures that take the following into consideration:
(1) the ability to pay for the proposed
coverage and other pertinent financial information related to the purchase of
the coverage;
(2) the applicant's
goals or needs with respect to long-term care and the advantages and
disadvantages of insurance to meet these goals or needs; and
(3) the values, benefits and costs of the
applicant's existing insurance, if any, when compared to the values, benefits
and costs of the recommended purchase or replacement.
B. The issuer, and where an agent is
involved, the agent shall make reasonable efforts to obtain the information set
out in Subsection A of of this section. The efforts shall include presentation
to the applicant, at or prior to application, the "Long-Term Care Insurance
Personal Worksheet." The personal worksheet used by the issuer shall contain,
at a minimum, the information in the format contained in
13.10.15.50 NMAC, in not less than
twelve (12) point type. The issuer may request the applicant to provide
additional information to comply with its suitability standards. A copy of the
issuer's personal worksheet shall be filed with the Superintendent.
C. A completed personal worksheet shall be
returned to the issuer prior to the issuer's consideration of the applicant for
coverage, except the personal worksheet need not be returned for sales of
employer group long-term care insurance to employees and their
spouses.
D. No issuer or agent may
sell or disseminate outside the company or any information obtained through the
personal worksheet in in
13.10.15.50 NMAC.
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