Alabama 12 Hour Property and Casualty Review with Ethics
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12 Hour Course
- 3.8 17 Reviews
- $39.00
The content of this 12 hour continuing education course for insurance producers is divided into three segments each with a general area of interest.
The first segment is a discussion of ethics and ethical behavior. This segment talks about the concept of ethics but also looks at how ethics apply to insurance producers in the real world.
The second segment of the course examines two common forms of property and casualty insurance: homeowners insurance and automobile insurance.
The portion of this segment on homeowners insurance describes the different homeowners policy forms, the coverages that they provide, and the ways in which a homeowners policy can be expanded through the application of endorsements.
The portion on automobile insurance will look at both personal and commercial automobile insurance and the coverage provided by these kinds of policies.
The final segment of the course explores other specialty forms of property and casualty insurance. Specifically, this segment talks about excess and umbrella insurance, errors and omission insurance, surety bonds, flood insurance, watercraft and boatowners insurance, residential vehicle (RV) insurance, and difference in conditions insurance.
The course concludes with a final exam. The intent here is to promote student comprehension and retention of the education they just completed.
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- Course ID(s): 6000102987
- Approved By: Alabama Insurance Department
Instructor Bio
Gary Sternberg is a veteran of insurance training, having been in the insurance education industry for over 25 years. He is a highly focused, licensed professional with top-level skills in prelicense and continuing education content authorship and training. He is well-versed in compliance and has extensive experience with state and federal regulatory laws and rules. Gary brings to At Your Pace Online students his excellent teaching, writing, and presentation skills with the ability to turn the complex into learnable “normal” person material. Most importantly, Gary has a passion for insurance education and seeing students successfully navigate the licensing process.