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Flood insurance is a special policy financially backed by the Federal Government, with cooperation from local communities and insurance companies. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) was established in 1968 by the National Flood Insurance Act to provide property owners with the opportunity to purchase insurance protection for flood losses and to encourage communities to implement and enforce measures to reduce future flood risks in special flood hazard areas.
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This class satisfies the requirement that Agents complete a Law and Ethics Update course every 2 years, which is specific to the license held by the licensee and covers industry law updates, premium discounts, ethics, disciplinary trends, industry trends, and suitability of insurance products. This 2-20 license-group online course is divided into 7 areas of study: Jurisdiction of duties and responsibilities, Licensing requirements, Florida statutes, Department communication and Guaranty as..
This course will discuss the differences between ethics, morality, and the law.
Business ethics are presented with examples of companies that operated
unethically. Our culture is faced with tough ethical questions that we
will take a look at. An examination of the REALTOR® Code of Ethics will
be presented. And finally, we will look at five cases to discover
whether the business is operating ethically or not.This course, Business Ethics, is a mandatory requirement by the State of
Flor..
This course will introduce you to the federal Fair Housing Act, also
known as Title 8 of the Civil Rights Act. We will outline the seven
protected classes and discuss discriminatory conduct and activities
prohibited under the law. The last lesson provides you with four
actual cases from HUD. You will be presented with the facts and then a
question asking you to determine what type of discrimination occurred
based on the facts. At the completion of this course,..
Why is it important to know all about contracts that are used in the
real estate business? It is important because licensees use contracts to
list homes, sell homes, list rental property, and rent property. These
contracts layout the terms and conditions that all parties must agree on
to move forward with the transaction. Knowing the correct contract to
use and what the contract states will help licensees guide their
customers and clients properly.This course dives into all the diffe..
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The State of Florida requires you to take 14 hours of CE every two years after your first two-year cycle. Two of these courses, Core Law and Business Ethics, are required subjects by the State. The other 8 hours are specialty courses, general electives. Our bundle of 14 hours satisfies the State requirements for your entire package of Continuing Education credits. All four of these courses have been approved by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. This RECEB001FL14 Rea..
The Surplus Lines Agent License (1-20) allows the licensee to handle the placement of insurance coverages with unauthorized insurers and to place such coverages with authorized insurers as to which the licensee is not licensed as an agent. The Surplus Lines CE Course provides an overview of surplus lines insurance, the regulatory processes, distribution systems, unauthorized insurance entities and details on the Florida Surplus Lines Service Office (FSLSO), Rules of Practice and the Florida Stat..
$27.00
This 4-hour Continuing Education course is entitled "Long-Term Care NAIC 4-hour Refresher Class: Partnership Programs, LTC Insurance and LTC Services." This class is written to satisfy the NAIC requirement
for ongoing insurance agent training on long-term care. The training consists
of topics related to long-term care insurance, long-term care services, state
partnership programs, and available long-term care providers. In addition, this course will provide
an in-depth discussion of tr..
This course is designed as a continuing education course especially beneficial for 2-15 and 2-40 licensed agents, but may be taken by all agents and adjusters (other than 3-20 public adjusters). Unit 1 covers most Health Insurance Types of Policies and Unit 2 covers associated Policy Provisions. This course is an Immediate Level continuing education course and has been approved by the Department of Financial Services for 7 hours of CE credit.
This course includes lessons in these areas of stu..
Building Relationships for Business and Career Success - 5 Part Series CERTIFICATE PROGRAM (includes CP002 through CP006 listed below) - by Lillian D. Bjorseth
Cradle-to-grave job security is gone. Building relationships is your key to controlling your career, your business and your destiny from your first job until you retire. You have one thing in common whether you are self-employed or work for someone else: People like to do business with and hire people they know and trust or people refe..
Types and rates of health care insurance coverage have changed considerably in the last 50 - 60 years. From the 1960s through the 1980s, the principal type of group health insurance was indemnity insurance. Its benefit design required covered individuals to pay a portion of provider billed charges after meeting an annual deductible.
From the 1980s forward, indemnity coverage was replaced by managed care. Health care providers (physicians and hospitals, etc.) were required to accep..
This 4 hour Continuing Education course is entitled "Consumer Protections for Annuity and Life Insurance Transactions". In this class, you will learn about the Florida and Federal laws that deal with annuity and life insurance transactions. Most importantly, you will learn what Agents must do in order to protect consumers. In this class, we trace the legislative history of consumer protection for annuity purchases. In Florida, it began with protecting our most vulnerable citizens: Se..
This course covers the changing landscape of Health Care over the last several years. The online course consists of 5 areas of study including the background, history, and legislation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), implementation timeline – with a brief overview of the Health Care Law, plans available and enrollment procedures, the cost to taxpayers and laws affecting small businesses, and how agents can be involved through training and resources. If the law is repeal..
Most retirees can expect to live well beyond age 65. Realistic financial planning assumes that our clients will live a long, healthy and active life. This course is not about saving for retirement, however. It’s about ways the financial professional can help seniors successfully manage their finances during retirement. Just as preretirement planning is most valuable when the right strategies are used, so too is postretirement planning.
Post-retirement planning considers everything f..
This course is designed as a continuing education elective course for Public Adjusters (3-20), but is also available for ALL licenses as an elective credit course. This course contains 5 units including the following subjects:
Definition of Insurance Terms
Insurance Fraud
Regulatory Ethical Standards for Public Adjusters
Regulatory Standards of Practice for Public Adjusters
Professional Ethical Standards and Practices
This course has been approved by the Florida Department of ..