Florida Insurance Continuing Education

Insurance producers can complete their elective credits toward license renewal with this health insurance continuing education. Health insurance topics such as medical plans, group health insurance, the Medicare program, disability income, taxation of insurance, and cybersecurity for producers will be covered.

Insurance producers can complete their elective credits toward license renewal with this life and health insurance continuing education. This course begins with a general overview of insurance. Then, policy provisions in life insurance policies, annuities, and qualified retirement plans are discussed. Health insurance topics such as medical plans, group health insurance, the Medicare program, and disability income will round out the class.

Insurance producers can complete their elective credit requirements with this 20 hour package on property and casualty insurance topics. This content is divided into several sections that focus on homeowners insurance, automobile insurance, commercial insurance, worker's compensation insurance, and key federal regulations.

Health insurance producers can complete their continuing education requirements for their license renewal with the current and updated course. The course includes 20 hours of elective credits. NOTE: This course does NOT include the four hours of law and ethics that are required for renewal.

The course begins with an advanced, in-depth look at health insurance basics with an emphasis on current terminology and concepts. The course continues with a new look at dental insurance and continues with updated information on how the federal government taxes health insurance and other medical benefits, including disability and tax-favored health plans.

New material is included within this course package which covers current and topical issues, such as credit insurance,anti-money laundering and the growth of insurance technology and data security for insurance professionals. Finally, the course dives into a deep discussion of modern tools used in the insurance industry for combating fraud and other uses for insurance professionals at the insurer, agency and producer level.

Life insurance producers can complete their continuing education requirements for their license renewal with the current and updated course. The course includes 20 hours of elective credits that will satisfy the elective course requirements of your continuing education. This course does not satisfy the four-hour law and ethics CE requirement.

The course begins with an advanced, in-depth look at life insurance policies currently offered in the marketplace and continues with updated material on life insurance taxation and qualified plans. Additional lessons include credit insurance, anti-money laundering, insurance technology, data security for insurance professionals and concludes with revised and current information on Florida laws and ethics.

Life and health insurance producers can complete their continuing education requirements for their license renewal with this current and updated course. The course includes 20 hours of elective credits that will count towards your continuing education requirements. NOTE: This course DOES NOT include the required four hours of laws and ethics education.

The course begins with an advanced, in-depth look at life insurance policies and contract terms, including updated and current information on sought-after life insurance coverage. The course continues with a deep discussion of federal life insurance taxation issues and annuities, and the course includes current “numbers” regarding specific federal limitations and rules.

The course then moves into health insurance material and begins with a look at current health insurance and medical expense policies, including tax-advantaged contracts such as HSAs and more. As important as life insurance taxation, health insurance federal tax concerns are heavily explored in the next lesson. Next are anti-money laundering concerns and how insurers, agencies and producers are expected to handle money-laundering issues. An excellent follow-up to money-laundering is a lesson on data security and how it is used in business at-large and in the insurance industry. Credit insurance and its many uses are then discussed, and the course concludes with a current view of insurance technology and its effect on the insurance industry.

General Lines insurance producers can complete their continuing education requirements for their license renewal with the current and updated course. The course includes 20 hours of elective credits. NOTE: This course does NOT include the four-hour law and ethics required of insurance licensees. This course includes updated and interesting information on a number of issues that can affect general lines insurance producers and includes material on the following topics:

• Modern tools used in the insurance industry to protect businesses and commercial concerns, including advanced information on businessowner policies, employment practices liability, umbrella and excess liability and professional liability contracts;
• Personal lines inland marine contacts are thoroughly detailed;
• Toxic mold, a growing problem for consumers and insurers alike, is thoroughly explored;
• Modern insurance and financial concerns are addressed, including
  • Anti-money laundering and the insurance business;
  • How technology is changing the insurance industry;
  • Data security and its importance in financial services; and
  • Updated and current information on laws, rules and ethics for General Lines insurance agents, which is a required part of continuing education.

This eight-hour course applies to producers who need to earn their initial certification in order to transact long-term care (LTC) insurance. This course will cover key principles and concepts related to long-term care insurance coverage and will discuss a number of important issues surrounding long-term care, including an introduction to the history and concepts related to LTC, what long-term care insurance is and its associated uses, levels of care, eligibility for coverage, settings for care, the Activities of Daily Living, alternatives such as Medicare, Medigap and Medicare Advantage plans, and Medicaid.

The course continues with a deep look at long-term care policies, including the basics and in-depth material. Elimination periods, general underwriting, benefit periods, tax issues and tax-qualified contracts, agent and insurer responsibilities, replacement concerns, optional benefits and riders are thoroughly explored. The last sections of the course detail the National Association of Insurance Commissioners Long-Term Care Model Act and its requirements.

The course contains numerous illustrations and graphics to assist comprehension, as well as simplifications of difficult laws and rules.

The course concludes with a final exam that must be successfully passed in order to receive certification for the course.

Insurance producers can complete 16 hours of their elective credits toward license renewal with this life and health insurance continuing education. This course begins with a general overview of insurance. Then, policy provisions in life insurance policies, qualified retirement plans, and taxation of life insurance are discussed. Health insurance topics such as medical plans, group health insurance, and the Medicare program will round out the class.

General Lines insurance producers can contribute to their continuing education requirements for their license renewal with these current and updated courses. The course includes 16 hours of elective credits. NOTE: This course does NOT include the four-hour law and ethics required of insurance licensees. This course includes updated and interesting information on a number of issues that can affect general lines insurance producers and includes material on the following topics:

• Modern tools used in the insurance industry to protect businesses and commercial concerns, including advanced information on businessowner policies, employment practices liability, umbrella and excess liability and professional liability contracts;
• Personal lines inland marine contacts are thoroughly detailed;
• Toxic mold, a growing problem for consumers and insurers alike, is thoroughly explored;
• Modern insurance and financial concerns are addressed, including
  • Anti-money laundering and the insurance business;
  • How technology is changing the insurance industry;
  • Data security and its importance in financial services; and
  • Updated and current information on laws, rules and ethics for General Lines insurance agents, which is a required part of continuing education.

This 4-hour training course is designed to meet the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ (NAIC) education requirements for producers authorized to sell annuities. In 2020, the NAIC updated its Model Regulation for annuity transactions, which mandates insurance producers offering annuities to their customers to take a suitability and best interest training course. This course meets the NAIC’s education requirement.

Specifically, this course includes the updates to the NAIC’s amended Model Regulations for annuity transactions. This course covers annuity suitability and best interest laws, as well as in-depth information on types of annuities, understanding each party of an annuity, contract structures, recordkeeping, contract provisions, and more. This course will teach students how to help a customer choose an annuity product that is right for them, and how to do so lawfully.

This continuing education class fulfills the entire health, law, and ethics review required for your health insurance license renewal. In addition to discussing significant legislative changes to the practice of insurance in Florida, the course covers all the topics and cited references in the Regulatory Resource Guide prepared for this specific license type by the Department of Financial Services (DFS).

This continuing education class fulfills the entire law and ethics review required for your general lines insurance license renewal. In addition to discussing significant recent legislative changes to the practice of insurance in Florida, the course covers all the topics and cited references in the Regulatory Resource Guide prepared for this specific license type by the Department of Financial Services (DFS).

Life and health insurance producers can complete their continuing education requirements for their license renewal with this current and updated course. The course includes 16 hours of elective credits that will count towards your continuing education requirements. NOTE: This course DOES NOT include the required four hours of laws and ethics education.

The course begins with an advanced, in-depth look at life insurance policies and contract terms, including updated and current information on sought-after life insurance coverage. The course continues with a deep discussion of federal life insurance taxation issues and includes current “numbers” and certain federal limitations and rules.

The course then moves into health insurance material and begins with a look at current health insurance and medical expense policies, including tax-advantaged contracts such as HSAs and more. As important as life insurance taxation, health insurance federal tax concerns are heavily explored in the next lesson. Next are anti-money laundering concerns and how insurers, agencies and producers are expected to handle money-laundering issues. An excellent follow-up to money-laundering is a lesson on data security and how it is used in business at-large and in the insurance industry. Credit insurance and its many uses are then discussed, and the course concludes with a current view of insurance technology and its effect on the insurance industry.

This continuing education class fulfills the entire law and ethics review required for this license renewal. In addition to discussing significant legislative changes to the practice of insurance in Florida, it covers topics and cited references that have been legislated and put into law in the state. The course will explore and discuss many additional topics, including insurance regulation, the Commissioner, ethics and their impact on the industry, unfair methods of competition and practices, legal updates and changes and additions to regulations, and a discussion of recent case studies that affect insurance.

General Lines insurance producers can contribute to their continuing education requirements for their license renewal with these current and updated courses. The course includes 16 hours of elective credits. NOTE: This course does NOT include the four-hour law and ethics required of insurance licensees. This course includes updated and interesting information on a number of issues that can affect general lines insurance producers and includes material on the following topics:

• Modern tools used in the insurance industry to protect businesses and commercial concerns, including advanced information on businessowner policies, employment practices liability, umbrella and excess liability and professional liability contracts;
• Personal lines inland marine contacts are thoroughly detailed;
• Toxic mold, a growing problem for consumers and insurers alike, is thoroughly explored;
• Modern insurance and financial concerns are addressed, including
  • Anti-money laundering and the insurance business;
  • How technology is changing the insurance industry;
  • Data security and its importance in financial services; and
  • Updated and current information on laws, rules and ethics for General Lines insurance agents, which is a required part of continuing education.

This 3 Hour course will meet your one time Certification Requirements to start selling Flood Insurance in the state of Florida.

This course applies to producers who need to renew their Long-Term Care Certification to continue selling LTC Insurance. This course will review key principles and concepts related to long-term care insurance policies.