CA "Best Interest" 2025 Annuity CE... what a joke

[DHK]

If you're not familiar with it, as a result of SB 263, new updated CE requirements are required before soliciting business in California.

https://www.insurance.ca.gov/0200-i...uity-Four-Hour-Training-Course-Curriculum.pdf

They finally got a couple of choices available to meet the 2025 Annuity 4-hour training requirements. (That Golden Hyde school didn't have an online option and appeared to be rather expensive.)

I went with the Noble CE course.



This was the first question:




I saw nothing that made it seem any different from any previous annuity CE courses I've ever taken before.

Damn regulators think they're making a difference and they're just re-hashing the same crap, different day.

 

[DaKine]

Make that 8 hours

https://www.insurance.ca.gov/0200-industry/0100-education-provider/upload/Notice-2025-Eight-Hour-Annuity-Training-Course-Curriculum-2.pdf

 

[DHK]

8 hours as 'initial' CE and then 4 hours ongoing.

 

[DHK]

Looks like I'll get it done with Lytespeed:

 

[DaKine]

I probably take 8 hours of CE each renewal anyway. I haven't looked at the outline but I'm sure its more of the same.

 

[DHK]

I just took it and passed it. One disadvantage with LyteSpeed is they don't allow the PDF to be open while you do your CE. Some of the terminology was a little off in the questions, but I still passed it.