Texas 12 Hour Property and Casualty Review (Self Study)
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12 Hour Course
- 4.5 57 Reviews
- $39.00
If you are an insurance producer who needs 12 hours of continuing education in order to renew your license, you have chosen the right course.
The content of this course is divided into four segments that each cover a different topic.
The first segment examines the fundamental concepts behind property and casualty insurance. This segment also looks at provisions commonly found in property and casualty policies.
The second segment is an in-depth examination of automobile insurance. This segment covers both personal and commercial automobile insurance.
The third segment discusses two forms of property and casualty insurance that are associated with businesses.
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Part of this segment covers businessowners insurance and the particular coverage this kind of policy provides.
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The other portion of this segment deals with workers’ compensation insurance, who is covered, what benefits are provided, and how it affects employers.
The fourth and final segment explores miscellaneous and specialty forms of property and casualty insurance. This segment examines excess and umbrella insurance, errors and omissions insurance, surety bonds, flood insurance, and watercraft and boatowners insurance.
At the end of the course, is a 50 question exam that will help you comprehend and retain the instruction presented in this course.
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- Approved By: Texas Department of Insurance
Instructor Bio
Gary Sternberg is a veteran of insurance training, having been in the insurance education industry for over 25 years. He is a highly focused, licensed professional with top-level skills in prelicense and continuing education content authorship and training. He is well-versed in compliance and has extensive experience with state and federal regulatory laws and rules. Gary brings to At Your Pace Online students his excellent teaching, writing, and presentation skills with the ability to turn the complex into learnable “normal” person material. Most importantly, Gary has a passion for insurance education and seeing students successfully navigate the licensing process.