20,160 sections across 1,928 Iowa regulatory chapters.
R.189—5.8 Affirmative election to purchase and acknowledgment of receipt of disclosure
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5.8(1) Before entering into a debt cancellation contract or agreement, the credit union must obtain from the borrower a written affirmative election to purchase the product and written acknowledgment of receipt of the disclosures required in rule 189—5.7(533). The election and ac…
R.189—5.9 Short-form disclosure. The short-form disclosure must state:
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5.9(1) The product is optional. “Your purchase of [debt cancellation product name] is optional. Whether or not you purchase [debt cancellation product name] will not affect your application for credit or the terms of any credit agreement you have with the credit union.” 5.9(2) Fi…
R.189—6.1 Establishment of branch offices
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6.1(1) Definition. A branch office is determined to be a place where ordinary services of the credit union are provided to the members. 6.1(2) Application. A state chartered credit union desiring to establish and operate a branch or administrative office shall submit to the super…
R.189—6.2 Change of location of branch office
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6.2(1) A credit union desiring to move its branch office shall submit to the superintendent an application to relocate a branch office. The rules governing the establishment of a branch office shall also govern the relocation of a branch office. 6.2(2) If a credit union elects to…
R.189—7.1 Authority. Iowa Code subsection 533.301(1) grants a credit union the power to receive
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from its members, nonmembers where the credit union is serving predominantly low-income members, other credit unions, and federal, state, county, and city governments, payments on shares or as deposits. Low-income designated credit unions must comply with the National Credit Unio…
R.189—7.2 Definitions. The following words and terms, when used in these rules, shall have the
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meaning indicated: “Account” or “accounts” means share, share draft, certificate and deposit accounts of a member (including public unit and nonmembers permitted by the Iowa Code) in a credit union which evidences money or its equivalent received or held by a credit union in the …
R.189—7.3 Low-income designation documentation. A credit union requesting designation, or a
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group requesting a charter, as a low-income credit union must submit a written request for a low-income designation to, and receive approval from, the superintendent. The credit union or group must provide documentation supporting that the majority of the members, or potential me…
R.189—7.4 Nonmember deposits. Low-income credit unions can receive nonmember shares and
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deposits from any source, including other financial institutions, public units, philanthropic individuals or groups such as churches and foundations, and the Community Development Revolving Loan Program. Nonmember account holders shall not have the rights and privileges afforded …
R.189—7.5 Removal of low-income designation. Once a credit union qualifies for low-income
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designation, it is presumed that the status will be retained. However, the income level of the field of membership may increase due to improvement in economic conditions, or the merger or expansion of the credit union. Documentation regarding continued low-income status eligibili…
R.189—7.6 Receipt of secondary capital. A low-income designated credit union may offer secondary
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capital accounts to nonnatural person members and nonnatural person nonmembers, subject to the approval of the superintendent. Prior to offering secondary capital accounts, the board of directors must adopt a plan for the use of the funds and forward a copy to, and receive approv…
R.189—7.7 Funding secondary capital. At least 30 days prior to funding any secondary capital
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agreement, a credit union shall notify the superintendent and provide the secondary capital account contract agreement, accurately disclosing the terms and conditions of the agreement, and due diligence completed by the credit union. [ARC 6093C, IAB 12/15/21, effective 1/19/22] T…
R.189—8.1 Definitions
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“Account” or “accounts” means shares, certificates or share draft accounts of a member in a credit union or a public unit which are approved under Iowa Code chapter 533. “Member” means a natural person or an entity within the field of membership who has become eligible for credit…
R.189—8.2 Insurance required. All accounts of a credit union shall be insured in accordance with
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Iowa Code chapter 533. Credit unions shall provide notice to members of the amount and type of deposit insurance coverage on members’ accounts at each main and branch office location. Information regarding insured deposits shall be made available to members upon request. The noti…
R.189—8.3 Authorized accounts. Credit unions are authorized to have accounts as provided under
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Iowa Code chapter 533 which are clarified and explained under this chapter and are consistent with the laws of the residence of the account holder. This shall include, but not be limited to: ownership accounts, trust accounts, executor accounts, corporate accounts, IRA and Keogh …
R.189—8.4 Ownership accounts. Ownership accounts shall mean accounts owned by single
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individuals or their agents or nominees; accounts held by a guardian, custodian, or conservator for the benefit of a ward or minor; or accounts owned by more than one person whether as joint tenants with right of survivorship, as tenants in common, or by husband and wife as commu…
R.189—8.5 Trust accounts
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8.5(1) Credit unions shall receive trust accounts only as depositories and not as trustees of trust accounts. 8.5(2) Trust accounts shall include irrevocable trust accounts, revocable trust accounts and testamentary accounts. Testamentary accounts shall include tentative or “Tott…
R.189—8.6 Executor accounts. Executor accounts shall include accounts established for the purpose of
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administering funds held on deposit in the name of a decedent, either in the name of the decedent or in the name of an executor or administrator of the decedent’s estate.
R.189—8.7 Corporate accounts. Corporate accounts shall include accounts held by a corporation,
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partnership, or unincorporated activity. This shall mean any account other than the account of a natural person.
R.189—8.8 IRA and Keogh accounts. IRA and Keogh accounts shall include accounts of a participant
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or designated beneficiary of a trust or custodial account maintained pursuant to a pension or profit-sharing plan described and authorized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.
R.189—8.9 Deferred compensation accounts. Deferred compensation accounts shall include accounts
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into which are deposited funds by an employer pursuant to a deferred compensation plan described and authorized by the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. These rules are intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 533. [Filed 2/2/90, Notice 11/15/89—published 2/21/90, effective 3/28/90] [Fi…
R.189—9.1 Real estate lending. These rules shall apply to real estate-related loans either originated by
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a credit union or acquired by purchase, assignment or otherwise. 9.1(1) The board of directors of the credit union shall formulate and maintain a written real estate lending policy that is appropriate for the size of the credit union and the nature and scope of its operation. Eac…
R.189—9.2 Evidence of title. When lending for the purpose of acquisition or for the purpose of
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refinance of acquisition, when a new mortgage, deed of trust, or similar instrument is filed, the credit union shall obtain either: 1. A written legal opinion by an attorney admitted to practice in the state in which the real estate is located showing marketable title in the mort…
R.191—1.2 Mission. The division protects consumers through consumer education and
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enforcement while effectively and efficiently providing a fair, flexible, and positive regulatory environment. [ARC 7729C, IAB 3/20/24, effective 4/24/24]
R.191—1.3 General course and method of operations. The division is the state regulator that
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supervises all insurance business transacted in the state of Iowa as well as securities and other regulated industries. [ARC 7729C, IAB 3/20/24, effective 4/24/24]
R.191—1.5 Information, forms, and requests. Information, applications, and forms may be
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obtained from the division’s website, in person at the division’s offices, or by telephone using the division’s general telephone number. Specific instructions, forms and guidance may be provided in administrative rules or on the division’s website. Submissions and requests can b…
R.191—1.6 Organization. The division is headed by the commissioner, who is assisted by a first
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deputy commissioner, a second deputy commissioner, a deputy commissioner for supervision, and other deputy commissioners and assistant commissioners. The functions of the division are divided into eight bureaus. 1.6(1) Administrative bureau. The administrative bureau provides sta…
R.191—1.7 Service of process. Certain individuals and entities under the jurisdiction of the
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commissioner are required by law to consent to having the commissioner serve as agent for the individual or entity for the purpose of receiving service of process. 1.7(1) Request for service. A party to a proceeding who requests that the commissioner accept service of process as …
R.191—10.1 Purpose and authority
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10.1(1) The purpose of these rules is to set out the requirements, procedures and fees relating to the qualification, licensure and appointment of insurance producers. 10.1(2) These rules are authorized by Iowa Code section 505.8 and are intended to implement Iowa Code chapters 2…
R.191—10.10 Reinstatement or reissuance of a license after suspension, revocation or
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forfeiture in connection with disciplinary matters; and forfeiture in lieu of compliance. 10.10(1) Terminology. The term “reinstatement” as used in this rule means the reinstatement of a suspended license. The term “reissuance” as used in this rule means the issuance of a new lic…
R.191—10.11 Temporary licenses. An Iowa resident may apply for a temporary license pursuant to
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Iowa Code section 522B.10. The applicant must submit a written request to the division that includes the reason for the request and the length of time for which the temporary license is requested. Temporary licenses will be issued for 90 days, with extensions allowed, but in no e…
R.191—10.12 Change in name, address or state of residence
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10.12(1) If a producer’s name is changed, the producer must file notification with the division, as instructed on the division’s website, within 30 days of the name change. The notification must include: a. The producer’s prior name; b. The producer’s license number; c. The produ…
R.191—10.13 Reporting of actions
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10.13(1) A producer must report to the division any actions required to be reported by Iowa Code section 522B.16. 10.13(2) A producer must report to the division all CSRU or centralized collection unit of the department of revenue actions taken under or in connection with Iowa Co…
R.191—10.14 Commissions and referral fees
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10.14(1) An insurance company shall not pay, and a person shall not accept, any commission, service fee, brokerage or other valuable consideration unless the person performing the service held a valid license for the line of insurance for which the service was rendered at the tim…
R.191—10.15 Appointments
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10.15(1) Insurers are required to file and pay for appointments with the division for each insurer with which the producer has an agency relationship. The determination of whether an insurer and a producer have an agency relationship will be made by the division based on the tota…
R.191—10.16 Appointment renewal
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10.16(1) On or about December 1 of each year, the division or its designee will deliver reminders to insurance companies that appointment renewals are imminent. Appointments must be renewed electronically via the NIPR Gateway at www.NIPR.com. 10.16(2) On or about January 2 of eac…
R.191—10.17 Appointment terminations
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10.17(1) When an insurance company terminates its relationship with a producer, the company must notify the division using the NIPR Gateway. The termination must be filed within 30 days of the date the insurer terminated its agency relationship with the producer. The company must…
R.191—10.18 Licensing of a business entity
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10.18(1) Application. A business entity may apply for an Iowa insurance license. For purposes of this rule, upon approval of an application by the division, the business entity will be classified as a producer and is subject to all standards of conduct and reporting requirements …
R.191—10.19 Use of senior-specific certifications and professional designations in the sale of life
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insurance and annuities. 10.19(1) Purpose. The purpose of this rule is to set forth standards to protect consumers from misleading and fraudulent marketing practices with respect to the use of senior-specific certifications and professional designations in the solicitation, sale …
R.191—10.2 Definitions. In addition to the definitions in 191—1.1(502,505), the following
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definitions apply: “Appointment” means a notification filed with the division or its designated vendor that an insurer has established an agency relationship with a producer. A company filing such a request must verify that the producer is licensed for the appropriate line(s) of …
R.191—10.20 Violations and penalties
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10.20(1) A producer who sells, solicits or negotiates insurance, directly or indirectly, in violation of this chapter is deemed to be in violation of Iowa Code section 522B.2 and is subject to the penalties provided in Iowa Code section 522B.17. 10.20(2) A person who sells, solic…
R.191—10.21 Suspension for failure to pay child support or state debt
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10.21(1) The commissioner must deny the producer’s application for license issuance, renewal, reinstatement, or reissuance; suspend a current license; or revoke a currently suspended license upon receipt of a certificate of noncompliance from the CSRU according to the procedures …
R.191—10.22 Suspension for failure to pay student loan. Rescinded ARC 4910C, IAB 2/12/20,
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effective 3/18/20.
R.191—10.23 Suspension for failure to pay state debt. Rescinded ARC 4910C, IAB
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2/12/20, effective 3/18/20.
R.191—10.24 Administration of examinations
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10.24(1) The division may enter into a contractual relationship with an outside testing service, in compliance with Iowa law, to provide the licensing examinations for all lines of authority which require an examination. 10.24(2) If contracted, the outside testing service must ad…
R.191—10.25 Forms. An original of each form necessary for the producer’s licensure,
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appointment and termination may be downloaded from the NAIC website, and the division’s website will provide a link to that site. Exact, readable, high-quality copies may be made therefrom. [ARC 4910C, IAB 2/12/20, effective 3/18/20; ARC 6548C, IAB 10/5/22, effective 11/9/22]
R.191—10.26 Fees
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10.26(1) Fees may be paid by check, money order, or credit card. 10.26(2) The fee for an examination may be set by the outside testing service under contract with the division and must be approved by the division. 10.26(3) The fee for issuance or renewal of a producer license is …
R.191—10.27 to 10.50
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R.191—10.3 Requirement to hold a license
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10.3(1) No person may sell, solicit or negotiate insurance in Iowa until that person has been issued an Iowa producer license. 10.3(2) A person offering to the public, for a fee or commission, to engage in the business of offering any advice, counsel, opinion or service with resp…
R.191—10.4 Licensing of resident producers
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10.4(1) A person whose home state is Iowa and who desires to be licensed as a producer must satisfy the following requirements: a. Be at least 18 years of age; b. Have not committed any act that is grounds for denial under subrule 10.20(4); c. Submit a completed uniform applicati…
R.191—10.5 Licensing of nonresident producers
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10.5(1) A producer for whom Iowa is not the home state who desires to sell, solicit or negotiate insurance in Iowa must satisfy the following requirements to obtain an Iowa nonresident producer license: a. Be licensed and in good standing in the home state; b. Submit a proper req…