yellowbirdnj
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Now I have used webce and others, but which one is easiest with the least amount of questions to do? Anyone with intimate knowledge about this?
What is the Easiest CE Provider?
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yellowbirdnj said:
Good God it is CE and takes 30 minutes every 2 years. I have used webce and thier is no requirement to read the text...Straight to the tests and you can retake IF you fail and it is a big IF because this is all simple stuff you learned when you got licensed.
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Shhhhh. I'm blaming you if I have to sit through 40 hours of reading next year.
I agree with you... we're not building a rocket ship here. However... in North Carolina we have a new requirement that you MUST spend 50 minutes for every credit hour on the material.
I've been using webCE for years and I would always get the easiest courses and go straight to the test. Not any more. WebCE wouldn't allow me to go to the tests until I had the appropriate amount of screen time, and the clock stopped after 10 or 15 minutes of inactivity.
I don't think this is a requirement yet in every state but you can bet it's coming.
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Well, Larry, I believe that requirement will get rid of the riff-raff!
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Well, Larry, I believe that requirement will get rid of the riff-raff!
Welcome back arn. How was you're vacation?
Welcome back arn. How was you're vacation?
Your supposed to put a comma before Arn's name...dummy!
Seriously, you should no that.
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I have seen NAIC require annuity product training do that as well...That would be annoying when or if it hits Maine...I would just see if I can do them all at once opened in different screens while I am doing something else and switching back to move my mouse every 5 minutes or so.
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Your supposed to put a comma before Arn's name...dummy!
Seriously, you should no that.
Sam must of stripped him of his grammar enforcement abilities...
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yellowbirdnj
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But seriously, I have been hearing from people that some ce credits consist of only a 10 question test at the end. Can this be true? I did take the webce course on annuities which is the 4 hour course and it was hard by ce standards although I did get a 100 on it. Now I need to take the long term care refresher. Any suggestions?
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