The Texas Adjuster license is considered the most valuable insurance adjuster license in the country. Over 30 states recognize this license via reciprocity thus allowing an adjuster to enjoy a nearly nationwide scope of operation as long as any unique state regulations are also met. This broad license make an adjuster much more valuable.
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Course Descriptions:
The All Lines Resident Insurance Adjuster License is the broadest adjusters license available and allows the adjuster to work with the following types of losses:
• Residential – this is homeowners and fire policies and is primarily dwelling risks
• Commercial – business property, churches, schools, etc.
• Auto – both personal and business auto
• Farm and Ranch – animals, crops, buildings,
• Inland Marine – valuable objects, cargo, docks, piers, bridges, transmission lines
• Ocean Marine – vessels for transportation, hull insurance, yacht policies
• Workers Compensation – Covers the Texas WC certification
This extensive course will prepare you for the final exam that will certify you as a knowledgeable professional insurance adjuster not only in Texas, but in the multiple states that offer reciprocity, provided that you also satisfy any unique state-based requirements
Adjuster License Training Course & Exam
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Insurance Property and Casualty Adjuster License Training, Approved for 40 hrs
Lesson 1: Foundations and Interpretations of Legal Contracts
Lesson 2: Insurance Basics and Types of Insurers
Lesson 3: Adjusting Losses
Lesson 4: Claims
Lesson 5: Homeowners and Dwelling Policies
Lesson 6: Homeowners (HO) Forms
Lesson 7: Personal and Business (Commercial) Automobile Insurance
Lesson 8: Commercial Line Coverage
Lesson 9: Business Owners Policy (BOP)
Lesson 10: National Flood Insurance Program
Lesson 11: Ocean Marine Insurance
Lesson 12: Farm Insurance
Lesson 13: Inland Marine Insurance
Lesson 14: Other Policies
Lesson 15: Texas Insurance Regulations
Adjuster License Exam InformationThe Texas Property and Casualty Final Exam is a 150-question multiple choice test that is taken at the end of the course. This may be taken online and the candidate does not have to travel to a Texas license exam center. This is especially helpful for out-of-state candidates. The passing score is 70%, and 70% of the questions are application type vs. memory questions. The exam is monitored by a disinterested third party selected by the candidate. The Texas Property and Casualty course is approved for 40 hours by the Texas Department of Insurance. This covers a great deal of material! That is why to help the candidate focus and have a sense of what is most important, we made the list below. Exam topics are on the left; the percentage per topic within the test is in the middle, and the lesson where the information is covered is on the right.
Exam topic
Insurance Terms & Concepts
Practices and Responsibilities
Standard Fire Policy
Personal Lines, ISO/TX Forms
Auto Liability and TX PAP
Commercial Lines Coverages
Ocean Marine
Inland Marine
Licensing Requirements
Marketing Practices
Addl. Coverage/Exclusions
Final Exam:
• 150 question multiple choice exam. Passing grade of 70% required.
• 70 % of questions are application based & 30% memory
• Monitored 2 ½ hr exam. You select a disinterested 3ed party and test at your computer, not an exam site! Monitor affidavit is required.
Instructor Bio:
Jack Frick, CIC, CISR, AIS, M. Div. Jack has over 30 years of insurance industry experience that includes being a claims adjuster, commercial lines underwriter, claims adjuster, sales manager, agency owner, field representative and Director of Training for a major insurance carrier. Jack holds over 12 years experience as an insurance pre-licensing instructor. During his tenure as an instructor he has trained over 13,000 students with a 90%+ licensing exam pass rate. Jack has been a co-author of numerous insurance text-books, frequent industry speaker, and served 9 years at the National Alliance for Insurance Education and Research, one of the nation's leading providers of advanced insurance designations.
Insurance Adjuster License
After all the tornadoes of the last month, Alabama and all the southern United States urgently needs more claims adjusters! In addition, now we are predicted to have another very active hurricane season for 2011.
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What is an Adjuster?
An adjuster is someone employed by a property & casualty insurance company (or an individual) to settle claims on its/their behalf brought by an insured individual/ company. The adjuster evaluates the merits of each claim and makes recommendations to the insurance company. In fact, an adjuster is one who investigates insurance claims or claims for damages and recommends an effective settlement to their client.
After completing the course, how will I get my license?
Our course is approved as a substitute for the Texas Adjuster Exam; if completion of this 40 hour course & exam is successful you will be exempt from taking the exam through the Texas Department of Insurance
NEWS
WASHINGTON (CNNMoney) -- Hurricane Irene will leave billions of dollars in damages in its wake as it continues to move up the East Coast.
According to the most recent government model, projected economic loss from wind damage alone is forecast to top $1 billion. That's less than earlier estimates that topped $2 billion but it does not account for flood and other storm damage.
Risk assessment firm Eqecat estimated losses for North and South Carolina would range from $200 million to $400 million.
So far, the estimates are nowhere near the $45 billion in private insurance damage that Hurricane Katrina left in its wake in 2005 not including flood losses, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
Alabama tornadoes: FEMA distributes more than $3 million in Alabama tornado aid so far
Published: Monday, May 02, 2011, 5:02 PM Updated: Monday, May 02, 2011, 5:38 PM
By Kent Faulk -- The Birmingham News The Birmingham News
Michelle Campbell -- The Birmingham News The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) disaster recovery center at the Ashley Furniture Store in Fultondale, Ala., is one of six centers set up in four Alabama counties. Residents affected by the tornado come to receive help on Monday, May 2, 2011. (The Birmingham News / Michelle Campbell)
FEMA disaster recovery center gallery (5 photos)
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency, since last week's deadly tornadoes in Alabama, has distributed about $3 million in disaster aid to people needing home repairs, temporary shelter, or other assistance, a FEMA spokeswoman said this afternoon.
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