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This course will introduce you to the federal Fair Housing Act, also
known as Title 8 of the Civil Rights Act. We will outline the seven
protected classes and discuss discriminatory conduct and activities
prohibited under the law. The last lesson provides you with four
actual cases from HUD. You will be presented with the facts and then a
question asking you to determine what type of discrimination occurred
based on the facts. At the completion of this course,..
These study guides are written to compliment OnLine Training's RE004FL63 Florida Sales Associate Pre License course. If you purchased your Florida Sales Associate Pre License course in 2023, you need RE006-SG1.
The study guides have been compiled to help you increase your chances of passing the course final exam.
You should study the information for Test 1 for each of the units prior to taking Test 1. If you are taking
Test 2 because you failed Test 1, then you should study the informatio..
Why is it important to know all about contracts that are used in the
real estate business? It is important because licensees use contracts to
list homes, sell homes, list rental property, and rent property. These
contracts layout the terms and conditions that all parties must agree on
to move forward with the transaction. Knowing the correct contract to
use and what the contract states will help licensees guide their
customers and clients properly.This course dives into all the diffe..
Taking this course will help you cram for your state
Property & Casualty and General Lines exam.
We designed our Property & Casualty Insurance Pass Prep and Cram course to help you study for your exams and build your confidence, thus reducing test anxiety.It uses the Redding Method (a question and answer model unique to OLT) and provides you only with the correct information. There are over 400 questions and 2,000 plus screens of information.Purchase this online General Li..
Types and rates of health care insurance coverage have changed considerably in the last 50 - 60 years. From the 1960s through the 1980s, the principal type of group health insurance was indemnity insurance. Its benefit design required covered individuals to pay a portion of provider billed charges after meeting an annual deductible.
From the 1980s forward, indemnity coverage was replaced by managed care. Health care providers (physicians and hospitals, etc.) were required to accep..
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 repeal..
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 preretirement planning is most valuable when the right strategies are used, so too is postretirement planning.
Post-retirement planning considers everything f..
This course is designed as a continuing education elective course for Public Adjusters (3-20), but is also available for ALL licenses as an elective credit course. This course contains 5 units including the following subjects:
Definition of Insurance Terms
Insurance Fraud
Regulatory Ethical Standards for Public Adjusters
Regulatory Standards of Practice for Public Adjusters
Professional Ethical Standards and Practices
This course has been approved by the Florida Department of ..
$35.00
This course is designed as a continuing education elective course for Public Adjusters (3-20), but is also available for ALL licenses as an elective credit course. This course contains 5 units including the following subjects:
Definition of Insurance Terms
Insurance Fraud
Regulatory Ethical Standards
Regulatory Standards of Practice
Professional Ethical Standards and Practices
This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services for insurance continuin..
This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services for insurance continuing education credit. No classroom attendance required. This FL Intermediate CE course is approved for 2hrs of CE credit for all licenses (except 3-20).
The Florida Legislature enacted a law requiring all residential property insurance companies to file with the Office of Insurance Regulation a range of premium discounts they propose to offer. Insurance companies issuing new homeowners’ in..
This course contains four sections:
Introduction to Ethics
Unauthorized Entities
Unfair Trade Practices
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. No classroom attendance required. This FL Intermediate CE course is approved for 3hrs of CE credit for all licenses (except 3-20..
The course will present a review of hurricane characteristics and forecasting, emphasizing policies insuring hurricane losses, coverage questions and underwriting changes since Hurricane Andrew of 1992. In addition, types of insurance policies, the impact of hurricanes on the insurance industry will be discussed.
This course is designed as a self-paced course done entirely online at your convenience.
This course has been approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services f..
The online course presents an explanation of Insurance Fraud, Regulatory Ethical Standards, Regulatory Standards of practice, Professional Standards and Practices.
The primary goals of this course include all of the following:
To develop high ethical standards of conduct among insurance practitioners, that can result in meeting and exceeding the minimum ethical standards required by the state's insurance regulations. To meet the fiduciary responsibilities through vigilant compliance with ..