Pass the LLQP exam in the smart way!
What you will learn
Study the Life insurance module of the Life License Qualification Program
Accident & sickness, disability, critical illness
Segregated funds, investments, retirement planning, taxation
Ethics, contracts, and legal issues
Description
Following topics are covered in this course:
The first chapter describe the risk of death on a family or a business. Chapter 2 talks about term life insurance, which is a type of insurance that has an end date. Chapter 3 describes whole life and term 100 types of permanent insurance. Chapter 11 describes how to undertake a needs analysis to determine the right type of insurance and chapter 12 has detail about ongoing service and the agent’s role.
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Full course includes all of the above and the following:
Chapter 4 talks about universal life, investment products. Chapter 5 describes riders and supplementary benefits of life insurance. Chapter 6 is a description of the group life insurance. Chapter 7 describes taxation issues in life insurance. Chapter 8 is business life insurance, Chapter 9 describes the process of applying for life insurance and how the insurance company evaluates it using the underwriting standards. Chapter 10 assesses the client’s situation.
The videos are narrated with PDF summary slides that describe the topics in an easy-to-understand manner. The reference book is 307 pages and has a lot of detail. This summary of the course focuses on the main aspects which are expected in the exam, as well as the knowledge which is required to provide clients with a high level of knowledge and experience.
Disclaimer:
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