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Pre-Licensing Courses
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This course highlights and reviews key insurance concepts, including regulations, products, terminology, and review techniques so that the student may successfully master the basics and gain the knowledge necessary to prepare for and take the Ohio Accident and Health state licensing exam.
Hours : 20
This course highlights and reviews key insurance concepts, including regulations, products, terminology, and review techniques so that the student may successfully master the basics and gain the knowledge necessary to prepare for and take the Ohio Life, Accident and Health, and Variable Products state licensing exam.
Hours : 40
This course highlights and reviews key insurance concepts, including regulations, products, terminology, and review techniques so that the student may successfully master the basics and gain the knowledge necessary to prepare for and take the Ohio Life, Accident, and Health and Variable Products state licensing exam.
Hours : 20
This course highlights and reviews key insurance concepts, including regulations, products, terminology, and review techniques so that the student may successfully master the basics and gain the knowledge necessary to prepare for and take the Ohio Property and Casualty state licensing exam.
Hours : 40
Continuing Education Courses – National
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This course provides the agent with the information and tools businesses need to provide benefits for their employees. It covers meeting group benefits objectives, developing executive incentives, and establishing retirement plans, all while managing the cash flow and taxation related to these needs.
Hours : 5
Commercial insurance coverage fills an important need for businesses. Without it, a business could suffer such a significant loss that its ongoing financial health is suspended. This course looks at the many types of commercial insurance coverages available and how they meet a business’ needs. First, the course considers the many risks a business is exposed to then delves into the principles of risk management and the importance of insurance in managing risks. From there, the course examines liability coverages for large and small businesses, business property coverages, and business auto coverage. Finally, the course addresses inland marine coverage and terrorism coverage.
Hours : 6
This course is designed to equip the insurance agent in assisting clients with their education funding needs. It begins by looking at the need for a college education today and the trends in its cost. Then it provides a comprehensive overview of various college funding tools, including financial aid, Section 529 plans, Coverdell ESAs, and savings bonds. The course also describes the tax credit rules and tax deductibility of certain tuition, fees, and student loan interest. Then, it highlights several ways to fund college, specifically IRA and qualified plan funds, including the fixed and variable annuities within them, and life insurance, through death benefits, loans, and withdrawals. The course concludes with a synopsis of common-sense ways to fulfill an education plan through budgeting, limiting credit card use, and planning ahead.
Hours : 4
This course is intended to fulfill requirements mandated by the Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) regarding flood insurance training of insurance agents. FEMA published a specific training outline, and this course meets all of the requirements stipulated in it. This education is meant for all insurance agents who sell Standard Flood Insurance Policies (SFIP) issued through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
Hours : 4
The purpose of this course is to examine the concept of ethics and how it relates to the insurance producer. It attempts to show how embracing a personal code of business ethics guides the producer’s activities beyond what is required (or prohibited) by law toward a higher level of service and success. The course looks at the difference between compliance and ethics and the practical and ethical duties a producer owes to the insurer, clients, and the public at large. Then, the course highlights practice areas that are common sources for conflicts, problems and how to avoid them, case law of areas that are ripe for conflict, and how to develop a principled, ethics-based approach to one’s practice.
Hours : 4 or 2
This course provides an in-depth exploration of business and health insurance and the role it plays in the business market. The course focuses on 412(i) and Health Savings Account plans and delves into the definitions and components of business insurance, followed by a discussion of rising health insurance costs and the counter-measures that have been made in response. The course also considers the tax rules that accompany business and health insurance.
Hours : 5
The insurance industry’s name is often besmirched with stories of unethical agents. It is easy to find legal cases brought against agents who put their interests before their clients’ interests. It is only by incorporating preferred practices into one’s business that agents can begin to help the industry’s reputation. In this course, we discuss the legal and ethical implications of being an insurance agent. We examine the best practices for sales, business, e-conduct, and privacy. We also look at loss control and consumer protection.
Hours : 4
This course looks at 10 habits responsible long-term-care insurance agents should practice. Ethical agents focus on the tools, techniques, and ideas that bring consistency and fair dealing to their LTC insurance production. This course also discusses the simple techniques and straightforward concepts insurance agents can use to responsibly transact long-termcare insurance.
Hours : 6
Errors and omission insurance covers liabilities for errors, mistakes, and negligence in the usual business activities. It does not, however, cover fraudulent behavior, punitive damages, or claims based on transactions for the personal account of a business professional. Considering the enormous exposure to liability of business professionals under the provisions of the broad liability laws, the importance of E&O insurance cannot be overstated. Take the purchase of E&O insurance seriously – it is one of the most important business decisions a professional will make.
Hours : 6
This course examines insurance endorsements that offer protection beyond the typical coverage of a homeowners insurance policy. Agents learn about protecting the small business owner, entrepreneur, and landlord from liabilities, property damage, and other losses. They also learn which endorsements cover perils such as earthquakes, water damage, and sinkholes. Agents gain the knowledge to assist their clients in determining the proper amount of coverages for inflation and replacement costs. Additionally, for clients who want unique liability coverage for items such as watercraft or rented structures, agents understand with certainty which endorsements to offer them.
Hours : 4
Continuing Education Courses – State Specific
Agents have difficulties in mastering the nuances of annuities. Stockbrokers and insurance representatives in banks have jumped onto the annuity bandwagon because their clients want to know about the products, but annuities differ in many ways from the purchase of a stock or a bank CD. Just as the annuity product learning curve is steep for the new agent, the comprehension curve for the interested buyer can be much more challenging. This course seeks to explain the inner workings of annuities in simple language and simple applications.
Hours : 4
This course examines 10 habits that responsible long-termcare insurance agents should practice. Ethical agents focus on the tools, techniques, and ideas that bring consistency and fair dealing to their LTC insurance production. This course also discusses the simple techniques and straightforward concepts insurance agents can use to responsibly transact long-term-care insurance.
Hours : 4
This course, specific to the State of Ohio, covers topics key to understanding the long-term-care needs of elderly adults. The course begins with an overview of Medicare and Medicaid in terms of how the program will or will not pay the costs of longterm care. Long-term-care statistics, costs, provider options, and policy features and provisions are covered in some detail. The course concludes with how agents can better explore a client’s long-term-care needs and identify alternative coverage/financing solutions.
Hours : 8
Exam Prep
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Series 6 – $99.00
Series 7 – $125.00
Series 65 – $129.00
Securities Industry Essentials (SIE) – $89.00
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