Let’s face it – you have to take and, more importantly, pass your insurance licensing exam. It’s a harsh reality, but it doesn’t have to be a harsh experience. With adequate preparation and study, your insurance exam can be a … Continue reading →
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Have you ever wondered what events and items might not be covered under your homeowner’s insurance policy? Here are some common exclusions, meaning, they are usually not considered a covered loss and the insurance company will not pay for the … Continue reading →
How are loss settlements determined by insurance companies? Actual Cash Value (ACV) means the cost of repairing the damage, minus reasonable depreciation (wear and tear, deterioration and obsolescence). Replacement Cost (RC) means the current cost, at the time of loss, … Continue reading →
10 Tips to Help you Study for Your Insurance Exams
Let’s face it – you have to take and, more importantly, pass your insurance licensing exam. It’s a harsh reality, but it doesn’t have to be a harsh experience. With adequate preparation and study, your insurance exam can be a … Continue reading →
A Sneak Peek inside the Property Insurance Course (Part 3):
Have you ever wondered what events and items might not be covered under your homeowner’s insurance policy? Here are some common exclusions, meaning, they are usually not considered a covered loss and the insurance company will not pay for the … Continue reading →
A Sneak Peek inside the Property Insurance Course (Part 2):
How are loss settlements determined by insurance companies? Actual Cash Value (ACV) means the cost of repairing the damage, minus reasonable depreciation (wear and tear, deterioration and obsolescence). Replacement Cost (RC) means the current cost, at the time of loss, … Continue reading →