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How to Locate NY Insurance Continuing Education Classes Online

Tuesday, 24 August 2010 01:55 Felicia A. Williams Money Matters - Insurance

NY Continuing Education Anyone who becomes a licensed insurance agent or broker in the state of New York must take the required number of continuing education credits in order to renew the insurance license.

In the old days the only way to satisfy New York's insurance continuing education requirement was to physically sit in a classroom, listen to the instructor and walk away with the necessary documentation to prove that you took the class. Fortunately, with the advance in technology and the use of the internet insurance producers now have online options.

Tips for Buying Auto Insurance in Rhode Island

Friday, 16 July 2010 09:15 Felicia A. Williams Money Matters - Insurance

Proof of Rhode Island automobile insurance became mandatory in 1993. The minimum state required limit for bodily injury is $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident and property damage limit is $25,000. In order to obtain a two-year registration for your vehicle, in addition to being equipped with the $30 registration fee, you must provide proof that your car is insured for at least the minimum limits required by the state.

How to Find California Insurance Continuing Education Classes

Friday, 04 June 2010 16:04 Felicia A. Williams Money Matters - Insurance

California Education California insurance brokers and agents must take continuing education classes if they want to maintain and renew their insurance license.

The CE requirements vary depending on type of license. California has an interesting way of listing their continuing education requirements. For example, fire and casualty brokers/agents who are licensed after 1992 must complete 25 credit hours each 12 months for the first four years of licensure. The 25 credit hours must include 4 hours of ethics. However, after the first four years, the course hour requirement drops to 24 continuing education credits per two-year license term (including 4 hours of ethics).