Mah
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It may sound novice, but I would appreciate information.
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Mah
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Mah
What License is Required for P+C?
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P&C stands for property and casualty.
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Mah
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Right, but the normal health and life license sufficient?
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No, it's a separate license and you need it to sell any property and casualty insurance.
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Last I checked, life and health aren't property and casualty.
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Yes. In your case just the license you now have will be fine for the amount you'll sell.
Sorry, that was mean. I should delete the post. But it's too funny to remove.
Rick
Mah,
If you want to sell auto and homeowner's insurance, you'll need to take a 52 hour course and pass the state test for P&C. It does not pay as well as life insurance as far as first year commission but once you have a large book of business in P&C, it pays off.
I suggest you stick to life or P&C but not do both since you aren't familiar with either of them at this moment. You are going to spread yourself too thin. Learn one product at a time. Plus, getting contracts for P&C is much, much harder than life.
If you want to sell auto and homeowner's insurance, you'll need to take a 52 hour course and pass the state test for P&C. It does not pay as well as life insurance as far as first year commission but once you have a large book of business in P&C, it pays off.
I suggest you stick to life or P&C but not do both since you aren't familiar with either of them at this moment. You are going to spread yourself too thin. Learn one product at a time. Plus, getting contracts for P&C is much, much harder than life.
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Mah
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I think I will stick to life and health. I know health doesn't pay much, but soon it will be required like auto insurance so it adds up.
Thank you all.
