FAQ Group: Study for Insurance Exam

We recommend studying a minimum of 20 hours per line of insurance, spread
out over a week or two. For example: if you are studying for the Property &
Casualty Producer exam (two lines), that means a minimum of 40 hours; if you
are studying for the Life Producer exam (one line), that means a minimum of 20
hours.

Yes. Please contact us if you are a manager or trainer. We can set up a portal
for you to monitor the study progress of your team members.

First, you must determine which license type you need:

• Producer – someone who sells, solicits, negotiates, or services insurance policies or plans (most common license type)
• Consultant (Utah) – someone who provides advice to an insurance customer for a fee (there are not many consultants compared to producers)
• Broker (Arizona) – someone who provides advice to an insurance customer for a fee (there are not many brokers compared to producers)
• Adjuster – someone who settles insurance claims; only independent and public adjusters are required to be licensed

Second, you must determine which line(s) of business you will be selling or servicing:

• Property & Casualty – includes products such as auto, homeowners, umbrella, commercial, businessowners, and workers compensation insurance
• Personal Lines – includes products such as personal auto, homeowners, and personal umbrella insurance
• Life – includes products such as life insurance and annuities
• Accident/Health – includes products such as major medical, disability, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and long-term care insurance

Option #1

• Online course, quizzes, and practice exam (60-day access)
• Printed study guide and flashcards
• Webinar instruction (number of hours varies depending on the exam)

Option #2

• Online course, quizzes, and practice exam (60-day access)
• Printed study guide and flashcards

Option #3

• Online course, quizzes, and practice exam (60-day access)