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ur provider number for the State of Montana is
50000025.
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Course ID |
Price |
| Ethics, A Guidebook for Insurance Professionals |
18221 |
$12.50 |
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What does Ethics mean?
The English word ethics comes from the ancient Greek words "ethos", which meant the part of a person's character that connected with universal truths. In the present day, The Oxford English Dictionary defines ethics as the "study concerned with the principles of human duty" and the "rules of conduct recognized in certain associations or departments of human life."
What does all of this mean to an ordinary person trying to succeed in business? It means that, to act ethically, a business person must have a sense of right and wrong and feel a duty to follow this sense. This course will consider the practical details of what acting ethically means to insurance agents, brokers and other professionals in the financial service fields.
Goals:
With the knowledge gained from this course the financial representative will gain a greater understanding of how and why Ethics has come to be required course material throughout the country, congruent with societies' expectations. Complete with a background of Ethics and its role in our ever changing environment.
This course counts for five credits of Ethics.
Applies to: Life & Health - 5 credits, Property & Casualty - 5 credits, Adjusters - 5 credits, Ethics - 5 credits
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| Insurance Topics |
18225 |
$15.50 |
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Life insurance has been sold in the United States since the mid-1700s, but it wasn't until the 1840s that the industry made a significant impact on the American business scene. Since that time, individual life insurance has grown steadily, due primarily to the agency distribution system.
Applies to: Life & Health - 11 credits, Property & Casualty - 11 credits, Adjusters - 11 credits
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| Montana Legislative Update 2016 1 Hour |
6000000558 |
$7.00 |
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In this course we will review of the Montana Health and Economic Livelihood Partnership Act (HELP Act) that have recently been enacted in Montana.
We will discuss who is affected by this, the premium subsidies, the role of third-party administrators, and other topics that pertain to the HELP Act.
Applies to: Life & Health - 1 credits, Property & Casualty - 1 credits, Adjusters - 1 credits
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| Montana Legislative Updates |
18647 |
$7.00 |
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Every licensee must include a minimum of 1 approved credit hour of legislative changes in Montana insurance statutes and administrative rules as part of each biennial continuing education filing.
This course satisfies this requirement.
Applies to: Life & Health - 1 credits, Property & Casualty - 1 credits, Adjusters - 1 credits
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| OSHA In the Real World |
18222 |
$12.00 |
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In spite of a drop in the number of serious workplace injuries between 1998 and 2002, the cost of employers dealing with injured workers has gone up significantly--both due to increases in insurance and the rising cost of healthcare.
In an effort to protect the safety and health of every worker, Congress passed the Occupational Health and Safety Act on December 29, 1970.
This course provides an understanding of OSHA, its origins and role in the risk management venue of employer's liability.
Applies to: Life & Health - 10 credits, Property & Casualty - 10 credits, Adjusters - 10 credits
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| Readings on Life Insurance & Annuities |
18224 |
$12.50 |
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In this 13 hour course we will review some of the fundamental concepts of life insurance. We will cover how to advise clients on amount of life insurance needed, the types of life insurance policies available today, and the common required policy provisions and exclusions.
This course also explores the suitability issues for seniors when purchasing annuities, as well as the laws of the state of Montana pertaining to these sales.
Applies to: Life & Health - 13 credits, Property & Casualty - 13 credits, Adjusters - 13 credits
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| Worker's Compensation & General Liability |
18223 |
$15.00 |
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In this course we will review some of the fundamental concepts to refresh your memory about some of the coverage details you might have forgotten. We will review the forms and provide answers for the most common questions you may encounter from your clients about their policies.
We will discuss the options available to obtain workers comp coverage and the factors that go into the pricing of coverage.
You will read interesting and important case studies to bring this topic to life. Finally, we detail the most recent issues that have come up in the real world of providing these coverages to policyholders, such as medical cost containment, fraud, privacy and medical records, and the implications of terrorism to workers compensation coverage.
Applies to: Life & Health - 10 credits, Property & Casualty - 10 credits, Adjusters - 10 credits
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