Free Michigan Life & Health Insurance Practice Exam 2026
150 questions checked against Michigan law and weighted like the state exam. Free to start, no account needed.

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The Michigan life and health insurance exam at a glance
Tigertest's Michigan practice has 150 questions with explanations: one full-length practice exam and 4 training sets, free to start with no account required.
- Regulator
- Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS); licensing under the Insurance Code of 1956, 1956 PA 218, chapter 12 (MCL 500.1201a to 500.1247)
- Vendor
- PSI Services LLC, at PSI test centers only (DIFS ended remote proctoring with the 6/10/2025 bulletin)
- Exam
- "Life, Accident and Health Producer", series 16-80 (combined line; separate Life 16-65 and Accident & Health 16-66 exams also exist)
- Items and time
- 150 scored items, 2.5 hours; plus up to about 10% unscored experimental items that count against time
- Pass mark
- 75% (113 correct of 150)
- Scoring
- One integrated exam: Michigan law is woven into the sections (no separate state portion, no separate scores)
- Prelicensing
- Registered program of study required before the exam; certificate valid 12 months; passing result valid 12 months
- Retake
- Can retest as soon as two days later, space permitting; no stated attempt limit
Facts checked against official sources on 2026-10-18. Source-checked practice on the PSI Michigan life, accident and health outline (series 16-80, bulletin June 2025). Not affiliated with Michigan DIFS or PSI; confirm rules in official Michigan DIFS materials. Official source
How the Michigan practice works
Four sets with 150 source-checked questions for Michigan, general topics and Michigan law. Missed questions come back until you master them.
Set 1: Insurance Basics & Regulation
33 questions · 22% of the practice exam
Set 2: Life Insurance Policies & Provisions
37 questions · 25% of the practice exam
Set 3: Annuities, Taxation & Health Basics
29 questions · 19% of the practice exam
Set 4: Health Policy Provisions & Types
51 questions · 34% of the practice exam
Full-length practice exam: 150 questions, 75% to pass
- Health Policy Types33
- Insurance Regulation18
- Health Insurance Basics18
- Health Policy Provisions18
- General Insurance Concepts15
- Life Policy Provisions, Options & Riders15
- Life Insurance Basics14
- Annuities, Taxation & Retirement11
- Life Policy Types8
Michigan life and health insurance exam sample questions and answers
6 of the 150 practice questions, one from each topic, with the answer explained.
1. A Michigan buyer of a fixed deferred annuity changes her mind after it is delivered. She may cancel for a full refund within at least:
- A.30 days after receipt
- B.10 days after receipt
- C.60 days after receipt
- D.20 days after receipt
Answer: B. MCL 500.4073(1) requires an annuity contract to state on its front page that the owner may cancel within not less than 10 days after receiving it for a prompt refund of premium. For a variable annuity the refund reflects the separate account value (500.4073(2)).
2. No premium was paid with an application. The policy is issued on May 1 and delivered on May 10, when the producer collects the premium. Coverage begins:
- A.On the application date
- B.On the medical exam date
- C.May 1
- D.May 10
Answer: D. With no premium at application, coverage starts only when the policy is delivered, the first premium is paid and a statement of good health is signed, which all happened on May 10. Issuing the policy on May 1 does not start coverage because the insurer had not yet received the premium.
3. An insured father asks to add his son, who lives with the boy's mother out of state. The Michigan health insurer:
- A.May not deny enrollment on that ground
- B.May deny because the boy is not claimed
- C.May charge a higher dependent rate
- D.May add him only at open enrollment
Answer: A. MCL 500.3403(2) bars a policy with dependent coverage from denying a child's enrollment because the child was born out of wedlock, is not claimed on the insured's tax return, or does not live with the insured or in the service area.
4. An employee declined her Michigan small employer plan because she had her spouse's coverage, which has now ended. To use special enrollment, she must request it within:
- A.31 days after coverage ends
- B.90 days after coverage ends
- C.30 days after coverage ends
- D.60 days after coverage ends
Answer: C. MCL 500.3708(2)(c) requires the employee to request enrollment not later than 30 days after the other coverage is exhausted or terminated, and coverage starts by the first day of the next month after the request is received.
5. A Michigan agent collects the first premium for a Medicare supplement policy. The agent may accept:
- A.Cash only, with no receipt required
- B.A check payable to the agent
- C.A check payable to the insurer
- D.A money order payable to the agent
Answer: C. MCL 500.1207(9) bars an agent from accepting a Medicare supplement premium by check or money order payable to the agent instead of the insurer, and requires an immediate written receipt to the insured.
6. A Michigan insured's life policy names his wife and children as beneficiaries. When he dies owing debts, his creditors:
- A.Cannot reach the proceeds
- B.May claim the proceeds before the family
- C.May claim only the cash value
- D.May take half of the proceeds
Answer: A. MCL 500.2207(1) exempts the proceeds and cash value of life insurance payable to the insured's spouse or children from execution and from the claims of the insured's creditors, except for premiums paid with intent to defraud creditors.
Michigan life and health insurance exam practice: common questions
How many questions are in the Michigan practice exam?
150. They make one full-length practice exam and 4 training sets by content area. Full-length practice exam: 150 questions, 110 general and 40 Michigan.
What score do I need on the Michigan practice exam?
The practice exam passes at 75 percent, the line Tigertest uses for Michigan. A practice score does not predict your result on the real exam, so use it to find the content areas to drill.
Does this cover Michigan law?
Yes. National questions were checked against Michigan law, and the Michigan-only questions cover the state's own statutes and rules. Source-checked practice on the PSI Michigan life, accident and health outline (series 16-80, bulletin June 2025). Not affiliated with Michigan DIFS or PSI; confirm rules in official Michigan DIFS materials.
Is the Michigan life and health insurance exam practice free?
It is free to start with no account. The full-length practice exam and every training set but the last are free; the final set, Health Policy Provisions & Types, is part of Tigertest Premium, a one-time purchase with no subscription that also covers every other exam on Tigertest.
I am testing in another state. What should I use?
Tigertest has 13 state versions of this exam. For any other state, use the national practice, which covers the general portion that is the same wherever you test.
Other states and the national practice
- Life & Health Insurance Practice Test (national)
- Michigan real estate exam
- Michigan property and casualty insurance exam
- California
- Florida
- Georgia
- Illinois
- New Jersey
- New York
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- Texas
- Virginia
- Washington
Practice only. Not affiliated with any state regulator, PSI, Pearson VUE or Prometric, and a practice score does not predict your exam result.
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