by KBLUE » Mon Oct 25, 2010 07:42 pm
HELLO, I'M KIM. I'M STUDYING INFO TO TAKE THAT STATE LICENSING EXAM FOR LIFE & HEALTH INSURANCE. I SURE WISH SOMEONE COULD TELL ME A SITE WHERE THERE ARE PRACTICE QUESTIONS.
ALL THIS COMES AS I JUST HAD A BABY, I HAVE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND I NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH FIBROMYALGIA. IT WAS PRESENTED TO ME AND I SAID I'D TRY BECAUSE LIVING OFF OF SSI IS A JOKE.
ALL THIS COMES AS I JUST HAD A BABY, I HAVE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND I NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH FIBROMYALGIA. IT WAS PRESENTED TO ME AND I SAID I'D TRY BECAUSE LIVING OFF OF SSI IS A JOKE.
Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 08:21 pm Post Subject:
Hi KBLUE, and welcome to the forum. Please undo your "caps lock" key... no need to shout.
Good for you on trying an insurance career, and congratulations on your new baby. Babies are cool... I've had three of them (well, my wife did).
Your educational provider should be providing you with practice questions and lots of them. If you could tell me what state you're in and who you're using for your insurance license training, I could probably point you in some decent directions.
Make sure that you get the "content outlines" for your life and health exam- it's one of the first steps and crucial in knowing what's on your test. There are a few different test providers and each has a slightly different content outline. The outlines tell you what specifically could be tested and how large any particular portion of a test is on a given subject.
Tell me your state and I'll get you the link to your outline.
InsTeacher 8)
Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 11:46 am Post Subject:
If you could tell me what state you're in and who you're using for your insurance license training, I could probably point you in some decent directions.
That's a very important question that you must answer in order to get things clarified. The state norms make it a bit different. After all, you'd need to work under your state protocol in the end.
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