PROPERTY+CASUALTY INSURANCE LI
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| Rating | : | 4.88 (764 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1427725063 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 479 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Way too much" according to R gonzalez. It is overwhelming. Half the stuff in this book is not on the test. I can not believe no one has brought this up yet. If your preparing for a license exam. Spend the extra money and take a course. This is not appropriate for people preparing for their pnc exam. It is very knowledgable but again way too much. Zac and Rachael Fross said Great Book for the Self-study. I purchased this book for my staff member who is getting licensed. I have used this series over the years and have found that Kaplan's books prepare you well for the test. Keep in mind this does not include the state specific law questions - have to get the supplement for that piece. The most fantastic book, each chapter is more gripping than the W. Ortega The most fantastic book, each chapter is more gripping than the last. Not really, but I did ready it and passed the state exam.
You will learn about the principles underlying insurance and how the insurance industry operates. You will become familiar with all of the major categories of property-casualty products, the kinds of situations they are designed to cover, and the characteristics that make them unique. This course will prepare you to begin these new responsibilities with confidence. Of course, no one training program will tell you everything you'll ever want to know about insurance. ***LEARNING OBJECTIVES After completing Unit 1-Principles of Insurance, you will be able to do the following: -Define risk and describe various methods used to manage risk; -Explain the basic purpose of insurance; -Describe how the law of large numbers is used by the insurance industry; -Identify factors that determine whether a risk is insurable, including whether a risk is speculative or pure and whether insurable interest exists; -Explain the difference between a peril and a hazard; -Identify the different types of hazards. Property-Casualty Concepts will give you the knowledge you need to take your first career steps and prepare you for the challenges and training opportunities that lie ahead. **OBJECTIVES