An example of rebating in insurance would be?

Rebating in insurance refers to the practice of returning a portion of the premium paid by the policyholder as an inducement to purchase the insurance policy. It is against the law in many states, including Arkansas, because it can lead to potential ethical issues and unfair competition. By returning money to the policyholder, agents or insurers create an incentive that can compromise the integrity of the insurance market.

Offering discounts on future premiums or providing free coverage for the first month, while they may be promotional strategies, do not fit the definition of rebating, as they do not involve the return of a portion of the current premium to entice the customer at the time of purchase. Refunding a claim amount is similarly unrelated, as it pertains to claims processing rather than the incentive to buy the insurance policy itself.