This course explains how 401(k) plans work, how to design them for differing needs and what is involved in plan installation and administration.

This course outlines the broad parameters of a life insurance agent's ethical responsibilities.

This approved course meets the eight-hour California long-term care (LTC) continuing education requirement and provides a solid foundation in LTC insurance.  This course focuses on the needs of consumers and the problems and solutions associated with LTC and LTC insurance.  This course gives agents the knowledge and skills necessary to recommend affordable, quality LTC insurance policies that are tailored to client needs.

This course provides a thorough review of the ISO homeowners program (HO-2, HO-3, HO-4, HO-5, HO-6, &HO-8). The text uses a policy analysis approach to examine the standard ISO homeowners forms section by section. It contains concrete examples of how insurance coverage applies and is limited or is excluded under the ISO forms. Students learn how policies typically respond to various property and liability losses. This course gives students a comprehensive understanding of the ISO Homeowner forms and is designed to help them provide clients with the best available homeowners policy to meet their individual needs.

This comprehensive course provides a thorough review of the ISO Personal Auto Policy. The Declarations Page, four Insuring Agreements and General Provisions are explained in detail.

The course employs a policy analysis approach in which the June 1998 edition of the Personal Auto Policy form is examined section by section. It also contains concrete examples of how insurance coverage applies, is limited or is excluded under the form.

Students will learn how the policy typically responds to various bodily injury, property damage and liability losses and how endorsements may be used to amend the basic policy form. The purpose of No-Fault legislation and the three types of No-Fault laws are also explained.

This self-study course provides the requisite training and education mandated by California SB 620 for licensed insurance practitioners who sell annuity products in California. It addresses all of the topics in the outline published by the Department of Insurance (DOI) and is approved by the DOI for the 8-hour training requirement. In California 2004 Annuities Training Course, the reader will find: a complete basic understanding of annuities; examples, references and citations that illuminate complex points; easy-to-read text with narrative explanation of why and how the parts fit together; why annuities are important and what they mean for the consumer; and discussions of the problems and solutions associated with annuities as they relate to seniors.

This course provides a comprehensive guide to workers' compensation and employers liability insurance. It includes a review of the factors that led to the enactment of workers' compensation laws and the evolving of insurance to address the medical and economic aspects of employment related injuries. The course analyzes the NCCI Workers Compensation Policy and the Employers Liability Policy, as well as the basics of the most commonly used endorsements and some of the available modifications.

If you are taking this course for CE, the CE exam will automatically be added to your basket when selecting CE credit. Certain states require that a proctor/monitor supervise the exam taking process.