by atlantamonart » Mon Dec 03, 2007 01:35 am
What do you do if your neighbor's house is on fire, what a beautiful metaphor to describe what we, as an agent need to do. Thank you Insurance Maze, this has given me a paradigm to work with. I must say I have spend some time with couple of reputable financial institutes but none of them have given me as much as I have learned here on this site. Here truly I find support and information.
Okay now I have a paradigm to work with, but I still do not have the knowledge. So I think I am going to get series 6 and 63 first and then prospect. I really want to know what is offered to my prospect. Do you know where can I get some good on line courses on these? There is one which guarantees first pass. Also I was recommended prelicensing.com.
Also what is your suggested reading list?
Thank you for your time,
May
Okay now I have a paradigm to work with, but I still do not have the knowledge. So I think I am going to get series 6 and 63 first and then prospect. I really want to know what is offered to my prospect. Do you know where can I get some good on line courses on these? There is one which guarantees first pass. Also I was recommended prelicensing.com.
Also what is your suggested reading list?
Thank you for your time,
May
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 06:36 am Post Subject:
Why dont you try the dearborn passtrack series 6 and 63. You can go to www.dearborn.com they have the books plus the practice exams on cd. It enabled me to pass them on the first try. Check them out
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 09:11 am Post Subject:
Hi atlantamonart, and once again, welcome to Ampminsure.
I must say I have spend some time with couple of reputable financial institutes but none of them have given me as much as I have learned here on this site. Here truly I find support and information.
Nice to hear that. :D And your sincerity and affection towards this job profile is somewhat infectious. I am sure that the other members will also agree with me.
I hope you'll continue getting the support and guidance from the other experienced members of the forums as you have received in the past. I wish you all the luck and success. Take care and keep posting.
Regards,
Juanita
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 09:24 am Post Subject:
Goodmorning May,
Also what is your suggested reading list?
Definitely not my area but I surely agree with what Juanita has told about your sincerity. I have read all your earlier posts and can surely feel the vive within you. Way to go May….. :D
Best of Luck.
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 05:47 am Post Subject:
I cannot speak more highly of the American College theamericancollege.edu
Courses here are at a slightly higher level than those at Dearborn and can be applied to CLU, CHFC, CASL, or CFP designations.
The Dearborn courses are a "quick fix" for the CE credits neede to keep your license ( I have taken these myself). The others, however, are steps towards a more prestigious insurance education.
Keep up the good work and great attitude,
Mark
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Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 04:38 pm Post Subject:
Thank you Mark, I checked their web site for the series 6 & 63, but could not get anything that I understand from it. All courses are abreviated like CLU,CFP ... and so on. Do you know which couses I need to take from them for series 6 & 63?
thank You
May
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Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2011 03:12 pm Post Subject: Good info
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