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[rousemark]

grandfathered.....and loving it......

Me too! If you were licensed prior to TN putting CE requirements, then you never had to take CE courses.

 

[rmhaire]

No LTC and not going to be doing Annuities any longer. And knock knock knocking on heaven's door, er,,, I mean 70 so soon.

You're seventy? You sure don't type like it.

 

[Cornelius]

No LTC and not going to be doing Annuities any longer. And knock knock knocking on heaven's door, er,,, I mean 70 so soon.

The perfect in a bar having a cold Bud Long neck song.

 

[rmhaire]

Me too! If you were licensed prior to TN putting CE requirements, then you never had to take CE courses.

I wish Georgia would do that. Their idea of grandfathering is knocking five years off the total. Whatever that is.

I can't remember what I have to take. It's either 15 or 20 every other year. Instead of asking us old timers to take a test they should be asking us to teach the damn class.

 

[Markthebroker]

I just want California to grandfather my elderly old ass in.

 

[ICACharleston]

I got a nice surprise this year while poking around the state DOI website and found out I was exempt for being licensed over 25 years. I only got an insurance license so my wife wouldn't make me get a real job and I'd have time to windsurf.

 

[WinoBlues]

grandfathered.....and loving it......

Don't get me started on being PopPop (grandpa). I'll start posting pictures.

 

[WinoBlues]

You're seventy? You sure don't type like it.

Chronologically or Mentally?

 

[STIBROKER]

Don't get me started on being PopPop (grandpa). I'll start posting pictures.

 

[DecisionMan]

Annual AHIP training (if you're in the Medicare market) gets you 6 CE credits, which over the 2 year period cuts around half of requirements. Rest of CE is local seminars for a few credits here and there, and then some online seminars through BetterCE or ICT. Gets CE done in plenty of time so you're schedule isn't blown.