New Hampshire Courses

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Our provider number for the State of New Hampshire is 130279.

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Course	Course ID	Price
Common Issues with Life Insurance	484591	$14.50
Everyone knows they need insurance. However, no one is ever sure what kind to buy or how much or from whom. No one wants to become an expert. They just want to know what it's going to cover and what it isn't and how much it's going to cost. You're an insurance professional (and agent, broker or consultant). But one of the major challenges that insurance professionals face is that so many consumers think the insurance industry is trying to rip them off. And, since you're the closest thing to an embodiment of the insurance industry that most people are likely to see on a day-to-day basis, their grumbling invariably involves you. The main way that you can battle this grumbling: be on top of your game. Answer questions quickly and without biases or special interests. 11 Credit Hours Credit Hours Apply To: Life / Health - 11 credits, Property & Casualty - 11 credits	Add to Cart
Financial Planning/Changing Markets	484589	$14.50
This course explores a thorough examination of life insurance, disability income, retirement plans, and the needs related to these products. An overall discussion wit in-depth analysis of current topics. Goals: With the information contained in this course the financial planning professional will nearly understand the value of proper financial planning as it relates to clients and their objectives. 10 Credit Hours Credit Hours Apply To: Life / Health - 10 credits, Property & Casualty - 10 credits	Add to Cart
Insuring Your Income	484592	$14.50
The concept of disability insurance got its start centuries ago in ancient China. Chinese laborers paid their doctors as long as they remained well and were able to work. They stopped paying the doctors whenever they became ill. By most historical accounts, it was an effective way to address the financial hardships incurred when a person became disabled and was unable to work. Unfortunately, this concept doesn't appear to be workable in today's society. Goals:This course is designed to give Insurance Agents and Financial Planners an in-depth knowledge of disability insurance, it's forms and terms. . 10 Credit Hours Credit Hours Apply To: Life / Health - 10 credits, Property & Casualty - 10 credits	Add to Cart
The Ethics Narrative	484590	$14.50
This course provides three hours of C.E. requirements in Ethics. It explores the Financial Professional's role and responsibilities in an ever changing and even more complex arena. Topics include rebating and replacement as well as a host of ideas and thoughts that have led the state to mandate these course offerings for continuing education. Goals: With the knowledge from this course, the professional becomes aware of when replacement is replacement and not churning or twisting. The rules for replacement are discussed as well as the fiduciary responsibilities of the financial professional. Three credit hours. Credit Hours Apply To: Life / Health - 3 credits, Property & Casualty - 3 credits, Ethics - 3 credits	Add to Cart