Continuing Education

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Just classroom attendance!

Please check with the Florida Department of Financial Services to verify which courses you are responsible to take by following the directions at https://aalf.fldfs.com/common/com_index.asp

Basic Hourly Requirement

Life, Health and Annuity and Property-Casualty Agents

  • 24 hours every two years by the end of their birth month, or
  • 20 hours every two years by the end of their birth month if:
    • The agent has been licensed in the State of Florida for at least six years when their compliance period begins, and
    • The credits are approved for Intermediate or Advanced Level

Customer Representatives – 10 hours every two years by the end of their birth month

Adjusters – 24 hours every two years by the end of their birth month

Public Adjusters – 24 hours every two years by the end of their birth month

Title Agents – 10 hours every two years by the end of their birth month

Special Course Requirements

Life Agents

  • 3 hours of Agent Ethics (9908) every two years
  • 3 hours of Senior Suitability (9911) every two years
    • Note - The Senior Suitability course can also meet the Agent Ethics requirement

Health and Variable Annuity Agents

  • 3 hours of Agent Ethics (9908) every two years

Property-Casualty Agents and Customer Representatives

  • 3 hours of Agent Ethics (9908) every two years
  • 1 hour of Premium Mitigation Options (9910) every two years

Adjusters

  • 10 hours of Adjuster Law-0324a,
  • 12 hours of Adjuster Optional-0324c, and
  • 2 hours of Adjuster Ethics-0324b
    • Note – Any extra Adjuster Law or Ethics may count as Optional credits

Public Adjuster

  • 10 hours of Public Adjuster Law-0320a
  • 10 hours of Public Adjuster Optional-0320c, and
  • 2 hours of Public Adjuster Ethics-0320b
    • Note – Any extra Public Adjuster Law or Ethics may count as Optional credits

Title Agents

  • 3 hours of Agent Ethics (9908) every two years

Agents Selling or Soliciting Long Term Care Insurance

  • 8 hours of Long Term Care Partnership Plans one time
    • This course is required by the NAIC to continue selling Long Term Care Insurance
    • The course may count as part of the agent’s continuing education credits
  • 4 hours of an NAIC course every two years thereafter
    • This course is for ongoing training of Long Term Care Insurance
    • The course may count as part of the agent’s continuing education credits

Continuing Education Requirements form the Florida Department of Financial Services

Students are required by the Florida Statutes to be on time for continuing education.  Those arriving late will not be admitted to class.

In order to receive credit, courses may not be repeated within a 3 year period.

Any extra continuing education credits obtained in your current compliance period carry over to the next compliance period.  It is better to have too many credits than not enough.

The Florida Department of Financial Services assesses a $250 fine for non-compliance of continuing education.  You will be notified by email and not through the mail.  Make sure to have a valid email address on file with the Department.

Courses must be taken in their entirety.  No partial credit can be given for courses.

Continuing Education at Hilda Tucker Insurance School

All of our Continuing Education courses are approved for Intermediate or Advanced Level credit by the Florida Department of Financial Services.

Our courses are changed or updated every year so that students can return every two years without repeating a course.

We are happy to suggest courses for you to take based on your license(s); however, it is ultimately your responsibility as a professional to know which courses are required for your particular license(s).

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