Property Insurance Pre-Licensing Course
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.63 GB | Duration: 6h 9m
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.63 GB | Duration: 6h 9m
Preparing You for Success: Mastering The Essentials Of Property Insurance With Our Pre-Licensing Course
What you'll learn
Identify the different types of policies
What property insurance covers and does not cover
How property insurance works
Evaluate insurance providers based on factors such as financial stability, reputation, and customer service.
Apply the regulations governing Property insurance in Georgia
Analyze the factors determining premium rates
Requirements
High School Diploma
A basic understanding of insurance concepts and an interest in Property insurance, retirement planning, and industry regulations would be beneficial.
Computer or Mobile Device: You will need a computer, laptop, or mobile device (such as a tablet or smartphone) to access the online class materials and complete assignments.
Internet Connection: A stable and reliable internet connection is crucial for attending this online class. High-speed internet is recommended to ensure smooth video streaming and file downloads
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Communication Tools: You may need to communicate with your instructor. Standard communication tools include email or Microsoft Teams. Familiarize yourself with the communication channels specified by your instructor to receive full support.
Description
This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of property insurance to individuals who want to become licensed insurance agents in Georgia. It covers various aspects of property insurance, including the different types of policies, underwriting principles, factors determining premium rates, And the regulations governing life insurance in Georgia.To complete the property Insurance course for aspiring insurance agents in Georgia, students must pass at least 80% on all course assessments and exams. This requirement ensures that students understand the course material and are adequately prepared to obtain their property insurance license and begin their careers as licensed insurance agents. Target Audience:Aspiring Insurance ProfessionalsCareer ChangersRecent GraduatesUnemployed or Underemployed IndividualsEntrepreneursSales ProfessionalsRetirees or Semi-RetireesIndividuals Seeking Personal and Professional GrowthOut-of-State Agents Course Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will be able toIdentify the different types of policies Examine underwriting principlesAnalyze the factors determining premium ratesHow to define Property Insurance What property insurance covers and does not cover How property insurance worksCourse Materials: This course has a candidate handbook to help you prepare for the examination.For more information on Georgia licensure, please get in touch with our office, and one of our team members will guide you:ELEARNING DISTRICT LLC500 Sugar Mill RdAtlanta GA 30350Office #: 678-587-5331
Overview
Section 1: Welcome Message From The Instructor
Lecture 1 Instructor Intro
Section 2: Resources
Lecture 2 Georgia Insurance Licensing Candidate Handbook
Section 3: What To Expect From This Course
Lecture 3 What To Expect From This Course
Section 4: Intro To Property Insurance
Lecture 4 Intro
Lecture 5 Examples Of Perils
Lecture 6 How Property Insurance Work
Lecture 7 04 What Property Insurance Covers
Lecture 8 Property Insurance Pros
Lecture 9 benefits Of Property Insurance
Lecture 10 Key Take-Aways
Section 5: Property Insurance Terms And Definitions Part 1
Lecture 11 Intro To Property Insurance Terms
Lecture 12 Law Large Numbers
Lecture 13 Key Take-Aways Of Law Large Numbers
Lecture 14 Insurance Interest
Lecture 15 Risks
Lecture 16 Types Of Risks
Lecture 17 Pure Risk
Lecture 18 Types Of Pure Risks
Lecture 19 Speculative Risk
Lecture 20 Pure Risk Versus Speculative Risk
Lecture 21 Key Take-Aways
Section 6: Property Insurance Terms And Definition Part 2
Lecture 22 Intro To Harzads
Lecture 23 Perils Covered Under Hazard Insurance
Lecture 24 Types of Harzads
Lecture 25 Morale Hazard
Lecture 26 Moral Harzad
Lecture 27 Physical Harzads
Lecture 28 Key Take-Aways Of Hazard
Section 7: Property Insurance Terms And Definitions Part 3
Lecture 29 Intro To Property Insurance
Lecture 30 Peril
Lecture 31 Loss
Lecture 32 Types Of Loss
Lecture 33 Direct Loss
Lecture 34 Indirect Loss
Lecture 35 Key Take-Aways
Section 8: Property Insurance Terms And Definitions Part 4
Lecture 36 Intro To Loss Valuation
Lecture 37 Definition Of Loss Valuation
Lecture 38 Types Of Loss Valuation
Lecture 39 Definition Of Actual Cash Value
Lecture 40 Replacement Cost
Lecture 41 Market Value
Lecture 42 State Or Agreed Value
Lecture 43 Salvage Value
Lecture 44 Key Take-Aways
Section 9: Property Insurance Terms And Definitions Part 5
Lecture 45 Intro
Lecture 46 Proximate Cause
Lecture 47 Indemnity
Lecture 48 Deductible
Lecture 49 Coinsurance
Section 10: Property Insurance Terms And Definitions Part 6
Lecture 50 Intro
Lecture 51 Limits Of Liability
Lecture 52 Types Of Liability
Lecture 53 Absolute Liability
Lecture 54 Vicarious Liability
Lecture 55 Key Take-Aways
Section 11: Property Insurance Terms And Definitions Part 7
Lecture 56 Intro
Lecture 57 Occurrence
Lecture 58 Deductible And Coverage Limit
Lecture 59 Cancellation
Lecture 60 Nonrenewal
Lecture 61 Declaration Page
Section 12: Property Insurance Terms And Definitions Part 8
Lecture 62 Intro
Lecture 63 Negligence
Lecture 64 Binder
Lecture 65 Endorsement
Lecture 66 Blanket
Lecture 67 Specific
Lecture 68 Blanket Vs Specific
Section 13: Coverage Option In Property Insurance
Lecture 69 Intro
Lecture 70 Replacement Cost
Lecture 71 How Replacement Cost Work
Lecture 72 Benefits Of Replacement Cost
Lecture 73 Actual Cash Value
Lecture 74 How Actual Cash Value Works
Lecture 75 Benefits Of Actual Cash Value
Lecture 76 Guaranteed Or Extended Replacement Cost
Lecture 77 How A Guaranteed Or Extended Replacement Work
Lecture 78 Benefits Of Guaranteed Or Extended Replacement
Lecture 79 Key Take-Aways Of The Coverage Options
Section 14: Types Of Property Insurance Policies
Lecture 80 Intro
Lecture 81 Homeowners Policy
Lecture 82 Types Homeowners Policy
Lecture 83 Key Take-Aways Of Homeowners
Lecture 84 Dwelling Policy
Lecture 85 What Dwelling Policy Does Not Cover
Lecture 86 Commercial Line Policy
Lecture 87 Types Of Commercial Line Policies
Lecture 88 Inland Marine Policy
Lecture 89 National Flood Insurance Program Policy
Lecture 90 Other Types Of Property Insurance Policies
Section 15: Homeowners Policies Part 1
Lecture 91 Intro
Lecture 92 Perils Covered By Homeowners Policy HO-1
Lecture 93 Perils Not Covered By Homeowner Policies HO-1
Lecture 94 Personal Property
Lecture 95 Medical Payments To Others
Lecture 96 Additional Living Expenses
Lecture 97 Additional Exclusions
Lecture 98 Who Needs The Homeowner Policy HO-1
Lecture 99 How To Calculate The Value Of The Home And The Dwelling Coverage Needed
Lecture 100 Example Of A Homeowners Policy HO-1
Lecture 101 How Is HO-1 Different From Other Policies
Lecture 102 Key Take-Aways Of Homeowners Policy HO-1
Section 16: Homeowners Policy Part 2
Lecture 103 Intro
Lecture 104 Perils Covered
Lecture 105 Perils Not Covered
Lecture 106 What HO-2 Covers
Lecture 107 Dwelling Coverage
Lecture 108 Liability Coverage
Lecture 109 Personal Property Coverage
Lecture 110 Additional Living Expenses Coverage
Lecture 111 Medical Payments Coverage
Lecture 112 Who Needs The HO-2 Policies
Lecture 113 How Much Coverage Needed For A Home
Lecture 114 How HO-2 Policy Different From Other Homeowners Policies
Lecture 115 KeyTake-Aways
Section 17: Homeowners Policy Part 3
Lecture 116 Intro
Lecture 117 Dwelling
Lecture 118 Other Structure
Lecture 119 Personal Property
Lecture 120 Personal Liability
Lecture 121 Medical Payments
Lecture 122 Additional Living Expenses
Lecture 123 Perils Not Covered By Homeowners Policy HO-3
Lecture 124 Who Needs The Homeowners Policy HO-3
Lecture 125 How Much HO-3 Coverage Does One Needs
Lecture 126 How HO-3 Differ From Other Policies
Lecture 127 Key Take-Aways
Section 18: Homeowners Policy Part 4
Lecture 128 Intro
Lecture 129 Actual Cash Value
Lecture 130 What Does An HO-4 P0licy Cover
Lecture 131 Who Needs HO-4 Policy
Lecture 132 Key Take-Aways
Section 19: Homeowners Policies Part 5
Lecture 133 Intro
Lecture 134 Perils Covered By An HO-5 Policy
Lecture 135 HO-5 Policy Exclusions
Lecture 136 What HO-5 Cover
Lecture 137 Who Needs An HO-5 Policy
Lecture 138 Differences Between An HO-5 Policy And HO-3
Lecture 139 Key Take-Aways
Section 20: Homeowners Policy Part 6
Lecture 140 Intro
Lecture 141 What An HO-6 Policy Coverage
Lecture 142 Dwelling Coverage
Lecture 143 Liability Insurance
Lecture 144 Personal Property Coverage
Lecture 145 Additional Living Expenses Coverage
Lecture 146 Medical Payment
Lecture 147 Perils Covered By An HO-6 Policy
Lecture 148 Who Needs An HO-6 Policy
Lecture 149 Factors Affecting The Cost Of The HO-6 Policy
Lecture 150 Key Take -Aways
Section 21: Homeowners Policy Part 7
Lecture 151 Intro
Lecture 152 Peril Covered By An HO-7 Policy
Lecture 153 What HO-7 Policy Covers
Lecture 154 What HO-7 Insurance Does Not Covers
Lecture 155 Who Needs HO-7 Policy
Lecture 156 Factors To Consider On How Much Coverage Is Needed
Lecture 157 The Difference Between HO-7 And HO-3 Policy
Lecture 158 Key Take -Aways
Section 22: Homeowners Policy Part 8
Lecture 159 Intro To HO-8 Policy
Lecture 160 What An HO-8 Policy Cover
Lecture 161 Dwelling And Other Structures
Lecture 162 Personal Property Coverage
Lecture 163 Personal Liability Coverage
Lecture 164 Medical Payments Coverage
Lecture 165 Loss Of Use Coverage
Lecture 166 Perils Not Covered By An HO-8 Policy
Lecture 167 Flood Or Water Damage
Lecture 168 Falling Objectives
Lecture 169 Weight Of Ice, Sleet Or Snow
Lecture 170 How Much HO-8 Coverage Does One Need
Lecture 171 Different Between An HO-8 Policy From An HO-3 Policy
Lecture 172 Who Needs Homeowners Policy HO-8
Lecture 173 Key Take-Aways
Section 23: Dwelling Policies
Lecture 174 Intro
Lecture 175 Perils Covered
Lecture 176 Exclusions
Lecture 177 Types Of Dwelling Insurance Policies
Lecture 178 Basic Form
Lecture 179 Broad Form
Lecture 180 Special Form
Lecture 181 Types Of Homes Covered By The Dwelling Policies
Lecture 182 Dwelling Policy Vs Homeowners Policy
Lecture 183 The Purpose Of A Dwelling Insurance
Lecture 184 Key Take-Aways
Section 24: Builders Risk Policy
Lecture 185 Intro
Lecture 186 What Does Builders Risk Policy Cover
Lecture 187 Structure Damage
Lecture 188 Materials
Lecture 189 Comprehensive Liability
Lecture 190 Equipment Breakdown
Lecture 191 Financial Loss From Construction
Lecture 192 Construction Project
Lecture 193 What Builders Risk Does Not Covers
Lecture 194 Who Needs The Builders Risk Policy
Lecture 195 How Much Coverage Is Needed
Lecture 196 How Is The Builders Policy Different From General Liability Insurance
Lecture 197 Factors That Affect The Cost Of Builders Risk
Lecture 198 Key Take -Aways
Section 25: Business Owners Policy (BOP)
Lecture 199 Intro
Lecture 200 Industries Eligible For A Business Owners Policy
Lecture 201 What Does A Business Owners Policy Cover
Lecture 202 Liability Insurance
Lecture 203 Business Interruption Insurance
Lecture 204 What A business Owners Policy Does Not Covers
Lecture 205 Who Needs A Business Owners Policy
Lecture 206 Factors To Consider On How Much Coverage Is Needed
Lecture 207 Advantages Of A Business Owners Policy
Lecture 208 Key Take-Aways
Section 26: Commercial Package Policy (CPP)
Lecture 209 Intro
Lecture 210 Perils Covered By A Commercial Package Policy Cover
Lecture 211 What Commercial Package Not Covered
Lecture 212 Who Needs A Commercial Package Policy
Lecture 213 Factors That Affect The Cost Of A Commercial Package Policy
Lecture 214 Advantages Of A Commercial Package Policy
Lecture 215 How Is A Commercial Package Policy Different From A Business Owner s Policy
Lecture 216 Key Take-Aways
Section 27: Commercial Property Policy
Lecture 217 Intro
Lecture 218 How Commercial Property Policy Work
Lecture 219 Perils Covered By The Commercial Property Policy
Lecture 220 Perils Not Covered
Lecture 221 Commercial Property Policy Coverage
Lecture 222 Structure Coverage
Lecture 223 Business Personal Property Coverage
Lecture 224 Business Interruption Coverage
Lecture 225 Extra Expense Coverage
Lecture 226 Leased Business Property
Lecture 227 Equipment Breakdown Coverage
Lecture 228 Debris Removal Coverage
Lecture 229 Crime Coverage
Lecture 230 Location
Lecture 231 Construction
Lecture 232 Occupancy
Lecture 233 Fire And Theft Protection
Lecture 234 Types Of Commercial Property Policies
Lecture 235 Direct Damage
Lecture 236 Time Element
Lecture 237 Inland Marine
Lecture 238 Crime Insurance
Lecture 239 key Take-Aways
Section 28: Commercial Property Floaters
Lecture 240 Intro
Lecture 241 Perils Covered
Lecture 242 Contractors Equipment Or Tools Coverage
Lecture 243 Installation Coverage
Lecture 244 Builders Risk Coverage
Lecture 245 Inland Marine Coverage
Lecture 246 How Does The Commercial Property Floater Work
Lecture 247 Key Take-Aways
Section 29: Personal Article Floater
Lecture 248 Intro
Lecture 249 Perils Covered
Lecture 250 Exclusions
Lecture 251 What The Personal Article Floater Cover
Lecture 252 Characteristics Of The Personal Article Floater
Lecture 253 Who Needs The Personal Article Floaters
Lecture 254 Summary
Section 30: National Floods Insurance Program Program (NFIP)
Lecture 255 Intro
Lecture 256 Who Administers National Flood Insurance Program
Lecture 257 What The National Flood Insurance Program Cover
Lecture 258 Who Needs Floods Insurance
Lecture 259 The Purpose Of Floods Insurance Program
Lecture 260 Advantages Of Having The National Flood Insurance Program
Lecture 261 Key Take Aways
Section 31: Earthquake Policy
Lecture 262 Intro
Lecture 263 How Earthquake Insurance Policy Work
Lecture 264 What An Earthquake Insurance Insurance Policy Cover
Lecture 265 What Does Not Cover
Lecture 266 Who Needs An Earthquake Insurance Policy Cover
Lecture 267 Factors That Affect The Cost Of Earthquake Insurance
Lecture 268 How To Buy Earthquake Policy
Lecture 269 Key Take-Aways
Section 32: Farm 0wners Policy
Lecture 270 Intro
Lecture 271 How It Works
Lecture 272 What Farm Owners Policy Cover
Lecture 273 Livestock Coverage
Lecture 274 Farmers Liability Coverage
Lecture 275 Farm Outbuilding Coverage
Lecture 276 Covered Perils
Lecture 277 What Farm Owners Policy Does Not Cover
Lecture 278 Key Take-Aways
Section 33: Homeowners Association (HOA) Policy
Lecture 279 Intro
Lecture 280 Types Of Homeowners Associations
Lecture 281 Single-Family HOA
Lecture 282 Condo HOA
Lecture 283 Homeowners Association(HOA)Policy
Lecture 284 Perils Covered
Lecture 285 Perils Not Covered
Lecture 286 Coverage Options
Lecture 287 Property Coverage
Lecture 288 Liability Coverage
Lecture 289 Directors And Officers Liability Coverage
Lecture 290 Workers Compensation Coverage
Lecture 291 Umbrella Liability Coverage
Lecture 292 Equipment Breakdown Coverage
Lecture 293 Fedility Or Crime Coverage
Lecture 294 Types Of Homeowners Associations Policy
Lecture 295 Neighborhood HOA Policy
Lecture 296 Condo HOA Master Policy
Lecture 297 Condo Insurance Policies Coverage
Lecture 298 Bare Wall Coverage
Lecture 299 Key Take-Aways
Section 34: Landlord Insurance Policy
Lecture 300 Intro
Lecture 301 Perils Covered
Lecture 302 What Landlord Insurance Policy Cover
Lecture 303 Landlord Insurance Policy Exclusions
Lecture 304 How Much Does The Landlord Insurance Policy Cost
Lecture 305 Different Between Landlord Insurance Policies And Homeowners Insurance Policies
Lecture 306 Key Take-Aways
Section 35: Watercraft Policy
Lecture 307 Intro
Lecture 308 Perils Covered
Lecture 309 Who Needs The Watercraft Policy
Lecture 310 Coverage, Underwriting And Premiums
Lecture 311 Watercraft Policies
Lecture 312 Boat Insurance
Lecture 313 Yacht Insurance
Lecture 314 What It Covers
Lecture 315 Summary
Section 36: Windstorm Policy
Lecture 316 Windstorm Policy
Lecture 317 How It Covers
Lecture 318 What It Covers
Lecture 319 Dwelling Coverage
Lecture 320 Personal Property Coverage
Lecture 321 What It Does Not Cover
Lecture 322 Perils Covered
Lecture 323 Who Needs The Windstorm Policy
Lecture 324 Factors Affecting The Cost Of A Windstorm Insurance
Lecture 325 Filling A Windstorm Insurance Claim
Lecture 326 Key Take -Aways
Section 37: Policy Provisions And Contract Law Part 1
Lecture 327 Intro
Lecture 328 Insurer
Lecture 329 Insured
Lecture 330 Duties Of The Insured
Lecture 331 Insuring Agreement
Lecture 332 Conditions
Lecture 333 Exclusions
Lecture 334 Types Of Exclusions
Lecture 335 Declaration
Lecture 336 Items Found On The Declarations Page
Lecture 337 Key Take-Aways
Section 38: Policy Provisions And Contract Law Part 2
Lecture 338 Obligations Of The An Insurance Company
Lecture 339 Violations Of The Obligations Of An Insurance Company
Lecture 340 Mortgage Rights
Lecture 341 Types Of Mortgage Rights
Lecture 342 Common Issues With Proof Of Loss
Lecture 343 Appraisal
Lecture 344 How It Works
Lecture 345 Key Take-Aways
Section 39: Policy Provisions And Contract Law Part 3
Lecture 346 Policy Provisions And Contract Law
Lecture 347 Other Insurance Provisions
Lecture 348 Subrogation
Lecture 349 Elements Of A Contract
Lecture 350 Warranties, Represantations And Concealment
Lecture 351 Sources Of Underwriting Information
Section 40: Policy Provisions And Contract Law Part 4
Lecture 352 Intro
Lecture 353 Fair Credit Act
Lecture 354 Privacy Protection
Lecture 355 Policy Application
Lecture 356 Terrorism Risk Insurance Act
Section 41: Cancellation And Nonrenewal Of Policies
Lecture 357 Intro
Lecture 358 Cancellation Of Policies
Lecture 359 Non-Renewal Of Policies
Lecture 360 Difference Between Cancellation And Non-Renewal
Lecture 361 Cancellation And Non-Renewal Key-Take Aways
Section 42: Financial Responsibility Law
Lecture 362 Definition
Lecture 363 Financial Responsibility Laws Requirements
Lecture 364 Importance Of Financial Responsibility Laws
Lecture 365 Key Regulatory Bodies And Roles Of Financial Responsibility Laws
Lecture 366 Insurance Regulatory Authority
Lecture 367 Department Of Insurance
Lecture 368 Legislative Bodies
Lecture 369 Insurance Commissioners
Lecture 370 Consumer Protection Agencies
Lecture 371 Court And Legal System
Lecture 372 Key Take-Aways
Section 43: General Insurance Definition
Lecture 373 Intro
Lecture 374 Domestic
Lecture 375 Foreign
Lecture 376 Alien
Lecture 377 Stock
Lecture 378 Mutual
Lecture 379 Authorized And Nonauthorized
Lecture 380 Certificate Of Authority
Lecture 381 Transacting Business
Section 44: Insurance Department And Commissioner
Lecture 382 Intro
Lecture 383 Broad Powers And Duties
Lecture 384 Investigations And Notice Of Hearing
Lecture 385 Penalties
Lecture 386 Key Take-Aways
Section 45: Miscellaneous Georgia Insurance
Lecture 387 Definition
Lecture 388 Examples Of Miscellaneous Georgia Insurance Laws
Lecture 389 Insurance Licensing And Regulation
Lecture 390 Standard Fire Insurance Policy Law
Lecture 391 Windstorm And Hail Insurance
Lecture 392 Replacement Cost Coverage Requirement
Lecture 393 Notice Of Cancellation Or Non-renewal
Lecture 394 Flood Insurance And Disclosure
Lecture 395 Deductible Regulations
Lecture 396 Consumer Protection Laws
Lecture 397 Ant-Fraud Measures
Lecture 398 Who Needs The Miscellaneous Georgia Insurance Laws
Lecture 399 Key Take-Aways
Section 46: Licensing Of Agents, Counselors, Subagents And Adjusters Part 1
Lecture 400 Definition Of Licensing Of Agents, Counselors, Subagents And Adjusters
Lecture 401 Importance Of Licensing Of Agents, Counselors, Subagents And Adjusters
Lecture 402 Intro To Types Of Licensing In The Insurance Industry
Lecture 403 Who Issues Licenses To Insurance Agents, Counselors, Subagents And Adjusters
Lecture 404 Roles And Responsibilities of Licensing Regulatory Authority
Section 47: Licensing Of Agents, Counselors, Subagents And Adjusters Part 2
Lecture 405 Intro
Lecture 406 Agents License
Lecture 407 Counselors License
Lecture 408 Subagents License
Lecture 409 Licensing Application Process
Lecture 410 How Licenses Are Maintained
Lecture 411 License Revocation Or Suspension
Lecture 412 Renewal Process
Lecture 413 Reciprocity Agreement
Lecture 414 Key Take-Aways
Section 48: Licensing Of Agents, Counselors, Subagents And Adjusters Part 3
Lecture 415 Intro
Lecture 416 Adjusters License
Lecture 417 Types Of Adjusters License
Lecture 418 Adjusters Licensing Requirement
Lecture 419 Temporary License
Lecture 420 Limitations For Temporary License
Lecture 421 Non-Resident License
Lecture 422 Eligibility And Application Process For Non-Resident License
Lecture 423 Reciprocity Agreement
Lecture 424 Key Take-Aways
Section 49: Regulation Of Rates Part 1
Lecture 425 Definition Of Insurance Rates
Lecture 426 How Insurance Rates Are Regulated
Lecture 427 Importance Of Insurance Regulation In Maintaining Market Stability
Lecture 428 Key Insurance Rates Regulatory Bodies And Roles
Lecture 429 State Departments Of Insurance
Lecture 430 National Association Of Insurance Commissioners
Lecture 431 Federal Insurance Office
Lecture 432 Federal Trade Commission
Lecture 433 State Attorney General
Lecture 434 Key Take-Aways
Section 50: Regulation Of Rates Part 2
Lecture 435 Definition Of Actuarial Science
Lecture 436 Roles Of Actuarial Science
Lecture 437 Principle Of Risk Assessment And Underwriting
Lecture 438 Determinants Of Insurance Premiums
Lecture 439 Actuarial Models And Techniques
Lecture 440 Loss Of Distribution Models
Lecture 441 Risk Assessment Model
Lecture 442 Survival Analysis
Lecture 443 General Linear Models
Lecture 444 Bayesian Methods
Lecture 445 Simulation Techniques
Lecture 446 Machine Learning And Predictive Analysis
Lecture 447 Key Take-Aways
Section 51: Regulation Of Rates Part 3
Lecture 448 Intro To Legal Frameworks In Insurance Regulatory Of Rates
Lecture 449 State Regulation Vs. Federal Regulation
Lecture 450 Federal Regulation
Lecture 451 Insurance Laws And Regulation
Lecture 452 Insurance Agencies And Their Powers
Lecture 453 Department Of Insurance
Lecture 454 Federal Insurance Office
Lecture 455 National Association Of Insurance Commissioners
Lecture 456 State Attorneys General
Lecture 457 Federal Trade Commission
Lecture 458 Compliance Requirements For Insurers
Lecture 459 Key Take-Aways
Section 52: Regulation Of Rates Part 4
Lecture 460 Definition Of Rates Making Process
Lecture 461 Steps Involved In Rates Making
Lecture 462 Data Collection And Analysis
Lecture 463 How Data Collection And Analysis Work
Lecture 464 Actuarial Model In Rates Making
Lecture 465 Key Take-Aways
Section 53: Regulation Of Rates Part 5
Lecture 466 Intro To Rating Factors And Fairness
Lecture 467 Insurance Rating Factors
Lecture 468 Fairness And Equity In Rate-Setting
Lecture 469 How Discrimination And Anti-Discrimination Laws
Lecture 470 Consumer Protection Considerations
Lecture 471 Key Take-Aways
Section 54: Regulation Of Rates Part 6
Lecture 472 Challenges In Insurance Rate Regulation
Lecture 473 Emerging Technologies And Their Impact On Rate Regulation
Lecture 474 Globalisation And Cross-boarder Regulatory Challenges
Lecture 475 Dealing With Catastrophic Evants And Natural Disasters
Lecture 476 Regulatory Responses To Economic
Lecture 477 Key Take-Aways
Section 55: Regulation Of Rates Part 7
Lecture 478 Ethical Considerations In Insurance Rate Regulation
Lecture 479 Balancing The Interests Of Insurers And Policyholders
Lecture 480 Transparency And Accountability In Rate-Setting
Lecture 481 How Transparent And Accountability In Rate-Setting Is Impemented
Lecture 482 Key Take-Aways
Section 56: Regulation Of Rates Part 8
Lecture 483 Future Trends In Insurance Rate Regulation
Lecture 484 Key Trends In Insurance Rate Regulation
Lecture 485 Insurtech And Its Influence On Rate Regulation
Lecture 486 Predictive Modeling And Big Data Analytics
Lecture 487 Regulatory Responses To Climate Change And Enviromental Risks
Lecture 488 Innovations In Risks Assessment And Pricing
Lecture 489 Key Take-Aways
Section 57: Residual Markets Part 1
Lecture 490 Definition Of Residual Market
Lecture 491 Common Reasons Why Risks Are Placed In Residual Markets
Lecture 492 How Residual Markets Works
Lecture 493 Types Of Residual Markets
Lecture 494 Plans Offered By Residual Markets
Lecture 495 Georgia Automobile Insurance Plan
Lecture 496 Workers Compensation Law
Lecture 497 Note
Lecture 498 Who Needs Residual Market Plans
Lecture 499 Differences Between Volunting Market And Residual Market
Lecture 500 Key-TakeAways
Section 58: Residual Market Part 2
Lecture 501 Intro
Lecture 502 Fair Plans
Lecture 503 Georgia Automobile Insurance Plan
Lecture 504 Workers Compensation
Lecture 505 No Fault System
Lecture 506 Key Take-Aways
Section 59: Unfair Trade Practices And Fraud Part 1
Lecture 507 Intro
Lecture 508 Consumer Protection Law
Lecture 509 Enforcers Of Consumer Protection Law
Lecture 510 Penalties For Violating The Consumers Protection Law
Lecture 511 Unfair Trade Practices
Lecture 512 How Unfair Trade Works
Lecture 513 Penalties For Unfair Trade Practices And Fruads
Lecture 514 How Penalties For Unfair Trade Work
Lecture 515 Key-TakeAways
Section 60: Unfair Trade Practice And Frauds Part 2
Lecture 516 Definition Of Unfair Trade And Frauds
Lecture 517 Example Of Unfair Trade And Frauds
Lecture 518 Rebating
Lecture 519 Defamation
Lecture 520 Unfair Discrimination
Lecture 521 Misrepresentation
Lecture 522 Controlled Business
Lecture 523 Twisting And Churning
Lecture 524 Key Take-Aways
Section 61: Unfair Trade Practices And Frauds Part 3
Lecture 525 Definition Of Unfair Trade And Practices
Lecture 526 Examples Of Unfair Trade Practices And Frauds Examples
Lecture 527 Advertising Law
Lecture 528 Coercion
Lecture 529 Commingling
Lecture 530 Fiduciary Responsibility
Lecture 531 Sharing Commissions
Lecture 532 Additional Fees
Lecture 533 Key Take-Aways
Section 62: Next Step
Lecture 534 Scheduling The Georgia Property Insurance State Exam
This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Property insurance to anyone who wants to become a licensed insurance agent in Georgia.