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 If the law is repealed or changed, supplemental lesson material will be added to the course as time goes on.

This class satisfies the one-time continuing education requirement by FEMA for Insurance Agents that sell flood insurance. 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.

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. 

This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services for insurance continuing education credit. This 3-hour  Intermediate CE course is approved for 2-20, 20-44 and 4-40 licensees. No classroom attendance required. Earn your credits online in our virtual classroom! 

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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 If the law is repealed or changed, supplemental lesson material will be added to the course as time goes on.

This class satisfies the one-time continuing education requirement by FEMA for Insurance Agents that sell flood insurance. 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.

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. 

This course has been approved by your State Insurance Department for CE credit. No classroom attendance required. Earn your credits online in our virtual classroom! 

Postretirement planning considers everything from the availability of employer-sponsored pensions, Social Security and personal savings to protecting income from inflation, medical care, and long-term care. 

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 pre retirement planning is most valuable when the right strategies are used, so too is post-retirement planning. 

The financial professional must conscientiously listen to their client’s concerns, combine these concerns with the facts of their situation and design a unique financial plan that meets their needs. This course provides the financial professional with the essential knowledge to accomplish this as well as the questions to ask in assisting seniors to find the best approaches to preserving and distributing their accumulated assets.

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This course contains four sections: Introduction to Ethics, Unauthorized Entities, Unfair Trade Practices, and Agent Behavior & Client Expectations. There are two examinations (one after part two and the other after part four).

This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services for insurance continuing education credit.

This FL Intermediate CE course is approved for 3hrs of CE credit for all licenses (except 3-20/T31-20).

Course Provider: OnLine Training Inc

FLDFS Provider #: 366468

Course Approval #: 98747

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Postretirement planning considers everything from the availability of employer-sponsored pensions, Social Security and personal savings to protecting income from inflation, medical care, and long-term care. 

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 pre retirement planning is most valuable when the right strategies are used, so too is post-retirement planning. 

The financial professional must conscientiously listen to their client’s concerns, combine these concerns with the facts of their situation and design a unique financial plan that meets their needs. This course provides the financial professional with the essential knowledge to accomplish this as well as the questions to ask in assisting seniors to find the best approaches to preserving and distributing their accumulated assets.

Click here to enroll in this course.