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July 2019
Fundamentals of FEMA Flood Insurance (course #37000) (Meets FEMA Flood Training Requirements)
This is a 3 hour CE class. Floods can happen at any time and anywhere. A flood is physically and financially devastating. This course takes an in-depth look at how the government-backed flood program and flood insurance works. The course reviews the National Flood Insurance Program and the role of FEMA as the managing government agency. Included is a discussion of the process a community completes to become a member of the NFIP, the designation of flood zones, the coverages and exclusions of…
Find out more »Identity Theft (Course #34220)
4 CE Hours Most people have been a victim of Identity Theft, or know someone who has. Insurance agents need to stay current on this fast-growing and fast-changing crime in order to properly advise clients on proper risk management and the scope and ramifications of Identity Theft. The course explains Identity Theft, how it happens, and the consequences of falling victim to it. Also reviewed are ways to minimize exposure, what to do if you have become a victim of Identity Theft,…
Find out more »October 2019
Understanding the Personal Umbrella Policy ( Course #34998)
6 CE Hours Umbrella insurance is an “undersold” policy in today’s insurance market. This course covers the problem of living in a litigious society. The course outlines how the Umbrella Policy can be of benefit, how it works, and how it coordinates with other personal liability policies. We cover the key concepts and terms involved, and how the policy differs from other liability policies. This course provides knowledge designed to position insurance producers to discuss the umbrella policy with clients. Lunch will be…
Find out more »Understanding Loss Prevention ( Course #36880)
1 CE Hour To understand how to prevent losses you must first understand where the sources of loss. This course outlines the types of risk people are face daily. Various policy types are identified, with major causes of loss explained for each. The course reviews loss exposure in the context of those policies, and how individuals can become aware of, and hopefully avoid, loss exposures. The primary policies discussed are the Personal Auto Policy and the Homeowner’s Policy.
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