Insurance Agent Forum

[only1bigdaddyo]

I have to retake my statutes and regulations portion of the property state exam this saturday and need to study more.Where is the best place to study,that I don't have to pay for and is not a class I have to sign up for?
Thanks for any help in advance.
Shane

[Markingriffin]

Originally Posted by only1bigdaddyo

I have to retake my statutes and regulations portion of the property state exam this saturday and need to study more.Where is the best place to study,that I don't have to pay for and is not a class I have to sign up for?
Thanks for any help in advance.
Shane

WHere did you study for it the 1st time. Didn't you buy a book to start with?

[only1bigdaddyo]

Yes I did. I used license2go and they do not teach you what you need to be prepared for the state exam,hence my not recommending them.now...there's got to be something/somewhere to study that specific information without it costing me anything! Or else why would those regs even exist? If they weren't in place to be followed? So what I'm looking for is the hand book,website or something that specifies the stats and regs so that I can study and take my exam. I don't need it to be taught to me.
Shane

[DevonM]

This is probably a bit late but if you look at your Candidate Handbook (from the testing provider) it will discuss which statutes and regs you will need to know. Then if you go to your State's Department of Insurance you should be able to view/download/print the stats and regs. The unfortunate part is many State's insurance regs are like 400+ pages long and mostly full of legal language. law.justia.com is a great place to start looking up stats and regs. But, I think your time and money is better spent studying from a state manual that someone has already done (condensing, interpreting, prioritizing, etc.). Good luck!

[cordellpascall]

That is right you might read hand book or go for a bit research before going and doing any thing