How to Know What is Tested on Your Life and/or Health Exam

Hi, I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. I’m the most requested Exam Prep Instructor in the U.S. and have helped thousands of people pass their Property & Casualty and Life & Health insurance exam with ease.
With a long string of ONLY 5 star reviews, I've become known for my casual and simple teaching style, and my students love the fun memorization techniques, charts, graphs and other visual aides I use to help you understand the material.
Most of my students pass their 1st or next time after going through one of my Class Series Packages. I simplify everything, tell you what to study, and even include everything from Study Notes to my own personal Practice Test to help you focus ONLY on what you need to know in order to pass the test.
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In my years of working for companies like United Healthcare and Hagerty where I was the most requested instructor, I determined the quickest way to pass the state licensing insurance exam.
My method is to focus on the most tested topics for all four state licensing exams (Property & Casualty, and Life & Health) and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. (Tip: You should not be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam.)
Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions, which is why my class series packages (see link below) have seriously become a GAME CHANGER for securing that pass!
I get numerous messages each day from delighted students who passed their test after watching my videos and taking my courses that explain how to pass the Property & Casualty and Life & Health state insurance exams in the simplest of terms.
I would love to help you secure your pass!
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[@deethomasblack6487]

I passed the exam today. About 40 percent of the questions were identical to XCEL Prep. The others I figured out through process of elimination. The test was difficult, but with 3-4 days of XCEL studying and eliminating obvious incorrect answers, I knew I passed before I finished. Study your annuities inside and out.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes! Congrats!! If you used my material, free or paid, or got support here in the group, I would love a five-star review that mentions your state and your exam if you are able: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@user-mt4by7yy7p]

​@@insuranceexamqueenI'm in MA.

[@nicolepentz6002]

That’s what I’m scared of :( annuities

[@chaselewis7747]

I’m studying for my Life exam, and your videos played a vital role in helping me pass my P&C. You were recommended to me, and I continue to recommend you to others!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes! Congrats!! If you used my material, free or paid, or got support here in the group, I would love a five-star review that mentions your state and your exam if you are able: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@cosmisstic]

Hi Melissa, retaking Life and Health Exam on Friday for Kansas. Missed my last exam by two percent. Been watching all your free videos and resources. You are 1000% better than the class I had to take. Laws in Kansas are what tripped me up this passed attempt.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here to view what's important for your state www.insuranceexamqueen.com/lh-state-requirements

[@KtBudgets]

Thank you so much Melissa. My agent purchased another program for me that was awful, awful! Then while looking for something else I found you on KZbin. I attribute my pass on my first try for the P&C exam in Texas to you and your KZbin videos. Onto life and health…I’m sure with your resources here I’ll do well. I’m grateful! -Karen

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes! Congrats!! If you used my material, free or paid, or got support here in the group, I would love a five-star review that mentions your state and your exam if you are able: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review And for the L&H - Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Term vs Whole, Annuities, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law and I cover all of them in my Royal Treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Life Basics and Health Basics overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Life Basics is also known as completing the app and health Basics also known as field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@kylepopell3585]

I’m very grateful that someone like yourself little very educated on the subject matter you’re teaching what’s important what’s relevant and you’re so right it’s about time thank you so much. Look forward to learning from you.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

My pleasure!

[@kristenbailey251]

I will be taking Life and Health in Mississippi. Your videos are great. You are a blessing. 😊

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@BethUlmer-yn6jt]

Hi, My name is Beth, I am taking the Life, Health and Accident in Nevada. I purchased the courses you have and they are awesome!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

That is great! You got this!!!

[@s.lisadowney9389]

Hello Melissa! I found you just after I had already purchase ExamFX for Life only. I passed it in 10 days on 3/3/2023 but it was a lot of memorization for sure. I also now want to work on my Health Exam for the state of IN. I have enjoyed watching your KZbin channel such great information for fee. I appreciate you!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. I am so glad you are finding the videos helpful! In regard to the IN Health - Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. Field Underwriting(also known as completing the app/health Basics), Health Provisions, Types of Health and State Law/Insurance Regulations are the most important focus for your exam breakdown and I cover all of them in my Royal Treatment Class Series. Field Underwriting is all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of all health insurance. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For Types of health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series (just skip the Life videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series (just skip the Life videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Pete Here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/1-1-booking/alllinestutoring/register Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@h.jnguyen2939]

Hi Melissa! It's great to have found you. I am going to take the Life & Health in Tennessee.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Completing the Application and Field Underwriting overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Completing the app and field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance require mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. . You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@letswinddown]

I'm taking the Life & Health Insurance Exam in Florida! So happy I found you. Plan to take my exam this Wednesday.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@EyshaPenrod]

I passed my exam today on the first try after watching numerous videos (including yours) and going through my pretest software + recording my own voice to listen to while i am eyes of the screen!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes! Congrats!! If you used my material, free or paid, or got support here in the group, I would love a five-star review that mentions your state and your exam if you are able: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@eyshadae]

Done!

[@jennifersmith9775]

I'm taking the life and health exam for Louisanna and I love your videos grateful that I came across them

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@SammyChon]

This video should be #1 on the playlist! I was stressing about the taxation and Social security part of the life exam until I saw that that is literally 3 total questions in California. So I focused my time and energy on Insurance Concepts, Marketplace Contracts and Annuities. This video definitely helped me not freak out so much! AND I PASSED ON MY FIRST TRY!! WOOHOO!

[@jasonjones9028]

Can't seem to find CA, can tou help me find it?

[@jasonjones9028]

Just took my text today in CA and passed 1st try!!!

[@thetommyyoungshow3409]

Going to be takin the Life and Health in Missouri

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes, we help people in every state, search you #state and you’ll find many posts of past passers! Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam, and get Gold for a 90% First Time Pass : www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@iloveyoumadhuri]

Hi Melissa! Love your content! I am taking the Illinois Life & Health Exam. However, I’ve had trouble with the outline and percentage breakdown of questions.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam, and get Gold for a 90% First Time Pass : www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@lizelzeagerofficial]

ALOHA MELISSA! 🌺Thank you for this - I'm in Hawaii and I'm taking HEALTH (this week), followed by LIFE (next week). MAHALO!!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@lizelzeagerofficial]

@@insuranceexamqueen Thank you so much! :)

[@JamekaVibes]

I’m in Texas and doing the health and life insurance exam in less than 2 weeks!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Here are my recommendations based on your states testing outline: www.google.com/url?q=docs.google.com/document/d/1MdN_PpTgAQQnCzLFekNG8JtKw-lShG1nQJTEcqg4Cos/edit?usp%3Dsharing&sa=D&source=editors&ust=1689867882332124&usg=AOvVaw19ofIIoT0Ud-VNtBEFU0wa

[@JamekaVibes]

@@insuranceexamqueen I passed my Texas Life & Health Exam! Thank you for your help! You made understanding the overall concepts really easy and simple!

[@user-qt6qi9lo9g]

Hello Melissa! Scheduled to take both Life and Health Exam in KY

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Term vs Whole, Annuities, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law and I cover all of them in my Royal Treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Life Basics and Health Basics overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Life Basics is also known as completing the app and health Basics also known as field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@datarkboi]

Trying to learn and understand terms from the XCel course is painful. Not sure about u guys. We should all sign a petition for Queen’s insurance course. Her explanation is better and easier to understand

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@danime_art]

Taking the life insurance test in Oklahoma!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. Completing the application, Types of Life Insurance, Life Provision and State Law/Insurance Regulations are the most important focus for your exam breakdown. Completing the application is all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life insurance. Types of Life will teach you about all the available life insurance policies and the ones you want to really focus on are Term vs Whole and Annuities. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@matthewcallaway5223]

Arizona Life! Any help is greatly appreciated. Love your content and thank you for the help!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here to view my recommendations for your state exam www.insuranceexamqueen.com/lh-state-recommendations

[@matthewcallaway5223]

@@insuranceexamqueen thank you Queen!!!!!🙏🏻❤️

[@scooch6423]

Found out 35% of the exam for both the ones I have to take in Wisconsin are about insurance regulation.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@zrsx3_]

Hey there love your content! You've been a HUGE help! I am having difficulties finding the percentage breakdowns of each topic for the state of Maine. I even searched the Pearson Vue link and still couldn't find it. I already feel better knowing most states require big percent of questions pertaining to certain topics though! Thank you (:

[@insuranceexamqueen]

We got all the state exam content outlines in the Facebook study group

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@zrsx3_]

You're the best thank you for the quick reply as well! I appreciate everything you're doing for us all! (:

[@user-op6hw2ze6k]

I love your videos!!! Im taking the MA life and health and have really been struggling. I switched from Kaplan to xcel and find it much more helpful. Still nervous for the test because im not sure what exactly i should be focusing on!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here to view my recommendations for your state exam www.insuranceexamqueen.com/lh-state-recommendations

[@scooch6423]

I am taking my exams this week and saw in my XCEL that one of the chapters was state law and rules and the chapter is much longer and so is the exam. Has anyone that has used this software or has taken the exam know if this test has a lot of state rules and law questions?

[@karencardozo7142]

hello, I am taking Life and Health 2-15 in florida

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@dpms_0584]

My name is Brian I'm studying for Health Insurance exam in New Jersey

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law and I cover all of these in my Royal treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include a General Insurance Terms Class. Health Basics is also known as field underwriting and it’s all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of health insurance. Next up are provisions. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series(skip the life videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series(skip the life videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@msspen155]

Hello! I just subscribed to your channel. I'm taking L&H in Texas.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Completing the Application and Field Underwriting overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Completing the app and field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance require mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. . You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Pete Here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/1-1-booking/alllinestutoring/register Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@nekeallens8843]

Did you pass? How was it?

[@christipatterson5045]

PA Life and Health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@tamaramickens2752]

I am in Indiana and preparing for the Health Exam

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. Field Underwriting(also known as completing the app/health Basics), Health Provisions, Types of Health and State Law/Insurance Regulations are the most important focus for your exam breakdown and I cover all of them in my Royal Treatment Class Series. Field Underwriting is all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of all health insurance. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For Types of health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series (just skip the Life videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series (just skip the Life videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@tamaramickens2752]

You are amazing. I appreciate the help. I will review the chapters and stop doing the exams because those do not help with the actual test 😀

[@connorlafavre8716]

Hi! I’m taking Life and health Ohio

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@mallorymorrison9571]

Has anyone been able to find the Tennessee life and health insurance exam content outline? I have searched everywhere and nothing tells me the percentages for each chapter. Any help would be much appreciated!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

We have it inside the Facebook group

[@bebaycoma4839]

im in Florida!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Completing the Application and Field Underwriting overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Completing the app and field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance require mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. . You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@madelinejohnson7215]

MARYLAND LIFE AND HEALTH

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@maryonnagavigan6563]

When I go to examfx it doesn't pop up anymore do you know where I can it for California ?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

We have them all in my Facebook group and CA has theirs on the department of insurance website for CA too. Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@user-rs2zm3jp5k]

What’s something to study for Life and Health producer for MS

[@Tonybworking305]

I'm in Georgia studying the Life course. Which of your study courses do you recommend?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go Gold! Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. Completing the application, Types of Life Insurance, Life Provision and State Law/Insurance Regulations are the most important focus for your exam breakdown. Completing the application is all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life insurance. Types of Life will teach you about all the available life insurance policies and the ones you want to really focus on are Term vs Whole and Annuities. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@cierrahall3208]

Hey Melissa, I love your content and it helped me so much with P&C!! Could you help me find the outline for the TN life exam please?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@cherimahan1901]

Hello! I am in Mass, thank you.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

What exam?

[@dawncarlisle6764]

Me too! Taking the life exam tomorrow after 2 fails :(

[@EternalLeigh]

I can’t find Georgia’s outline.Does anyone know it😢!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Completing the Application, Underwriting, and Delivering the Policy 9% Types of Life Policies 12% Life Policy Riders, Provisions, Options, and Exclusions 12% Retirement and Other Insurance Concepts 6% Field Underwriting Procedures 6% Types of Accident and Sickness Policies 13% Accident and Sickness Policy Provisions, Clauses, and Riders 12% Social Insurance 5% Other Health Insurance Concepts 4% Georgia Laws, Rules and Regulations Pertinent to Life, Accident & Sickness Insurance 15% Georgia Rules and Regulations Pertinent to Life Insurance Only 3% Georgia Rules and Regulations Pertinent to Accident & Sickness Insurance Only 3%

[@EternalLeigh]

@@insuranceexamqueen THANK YOU SO MUCH MA'AM !!I LOOKED AND LOOKED FOR IT AND COULDNT FIND IT!THANK YOU!

[@robinlouise4582]

I still have not been able to find content outline for Louisiana

[@insuranceexamqueen]

General Insurance Concepts 7% Life, Health and Accident Insurance Basics 14% Types of Life Insurance Policies 8% Life Insurance Policy Provisions, Options and Riders 13% Annuities 7% Individual Health and Accident Insurance Policy Provisions 7% Disability Income and Related Insurance 4% Medical Plans 4% Group Health Insurance 3% Health Insurance for Senior Citizens and Special Needs Individuals 7% Federal Tax Considerations for Life and Health Insurance 2% Insurance Regulation 24%

[@user-mp4ew9me3m]

life and health from FL

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Completing the Application and Field Underwriting overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Completing the app and field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance require mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. . You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@lliliem5164]

Hi Melissa, All your videos are super helpful. Taking Florida P&C please advised what I need to focus on. I need to pass this test to secure my job.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 900 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have outlined what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. Insurance terms and related concepts, and policy provisions and contract law are two of the simplest chapters to study since they have the least amount of material to study, usually about 20 pages in total for both chapters. It is very easy to grab many points here, then it is to grab them in any of the other chapters. Most of these chapters are definitions that can be easy to memorize when you use my class series. If you have already studied and failed these are most likely the chapters you need help on. For the Types of Property chapter, it can be really difficult to grab many points here because the chapter is so large. You’re reading a hundred pages worth of study, so trying to secure points across hundreds of pages worth of material can be difficult. What I encourage people to do is focus on Dwelling, Homeowners, and Flood. Dwelling and Homeowners can seem difficult to understand but after I break them down in my Royal Treatment Class Series, you’ll see how easy you can get a lot of points in these chapters. You want to focus on Policy names, Policy coverages and amounts, which are named or open peril. There are also math questions related to Property Policies, but you never quite know if you’ll get 0 or 5 questions with math. It won’t break you to fail every math question if you are strong in other areas, but it certainly helps to be prepared for them and I teach them very simply. The math on the exam requires a memorization of insurance rules, coverage amounts, an equation to learn and input into a calculator (most every state allows calculators). All my Royal Treatment Class Series include math examples. For Types of Casualty, this is another hundred page chapter that can be difficult to secure points in, so we focus on Personal Auto and Commercial Auto. Personal Auto is easier, so make that your biggest focus. Memorize the Parts of an Auto Policy, how they respond in an accident and definitions like Split limit and Per occurrence. Umbrella also comes from this chapter too and that’s an easy concept to get points on. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include an Auto and Umbrella Class that tells you what to focus on. Commercial Policies are inside both Types of Property and Types of Casualty. Commercial Policies are hundreds of pages worth of study and content and you don’t need to know it all. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include a Commercial Class that tells you what to focus on with my Gold Series having the most extensive commercial videos including CGL, Workers Comp and Bonds. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. So in short, Get My Royal Treatment Class Series of Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum all come with 100 days access. Bronze is a Basic Review with 8 hours of class recordings. Silver is a Deeper Review with 14 hours of video. Gold has over 30 hours of the most in depth classes with a more intensive teaching of the topic, plus colorful student notes and practice questions. With Gold, you will also get access to Silver and Bronze! Platinum is Gold + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial, plus you’ll get free tickets to all P&C Classes during your 100 Days Access. Additionally, there are over 30 extra hours of classes of unreleased exclusive content in the Platinum Membership. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: forms.gle/jq8xmyLSGUCfUgoY9 If you need a Study Buddy, you can book with Angela the Ultimate Study Buddy here: calendly.com/ultimatestudybuddy Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@MigoGang]

I’m in maryland and I’m taking the life exam

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Term vs Whole, Annuities, and State Law and I cover all of these in my Royal Treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. Life Basics is also known as completing the app and it’s all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life insurance. Next up are provisions. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series(just skip the health videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series(just skip the health videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@saniellebuckley9211]

I’m taking Health exam for Georgia

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@saniellebuckley9211]

Thank you!

[@soniadls_]

I cant seem to find the California outline any tips. ??

[@insuranceexamqueen]

California Life General Insurance 22 Basic Insurance Concepts and Principles 9 Contract Law 6 The Insurance Marketplace 7 Life Insurance 49 Life Insurance - Basics 8 Types of Life Policies 10 Annuities 8 Life Insurance and Annuities - Policy Replacement 4 The Individual Life Insurance Contract 10 Taxation of Life Insurance and Annuities 3 Group Life Insurance Plans 2 Social Security Disability Program 1 Individual Underwriting, Pricing, and Claims 3 Life Policy Riders 4 California Accident and Health General Insurance 18 Basic Insurance Concepts and Principles 7 Contract Law 4 The Insurance Marketplace 7 General Concepts of Medical and Disability Insurance 4 Medical Expense Insurance 45 Individual Insurance 14 Group Medical Expense Insurance 8 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) 8 Senior Health Products 15 Disability Income Insurance 4 Long-term Care Insurance 4

[@kattran2168]

THANK YOUUUUU @soniadelossantos4639 and @insuranceexamqueen for this!! You're a lifesaver!!!!

[@CariHerrera-jo5yc]

Oregon Health Insurance

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@tonya6685]

Life and health insurance for Idaho

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com

[@azul4love138]

I'm taking LIFE and HEALTH in CA

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@azul4love138]

@@insuranceexamqueen is there a pre-creative playlist that you would recommend for California life and health insurance studying I am working with the PSI I believe xcel study guide.

[@marierivers6896]

This didn't work for Nevada, I couldn't find the breakdown. Is there another way? I would really like to know.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

General Knowledge: Completing the Application, Underwriting, and Delivering the Policy 8% Types of Life Policies 8% Life Policy Riders, Provisions, Options, and Exclusions 13% Taxes, Retirement, and Other Insurance Concepts 5% Field Underwriting Procedures 6% Types of Health Policies 10% Health Policy Provisions, Clauses, and Riders 14% Social Insurance 2% Other Health Insurance Concepts 3% State Law: Nevada Rules and Regulations Common to All Lines 14% Nevada Rules and Regulations Pertinent to Life and Health Only 3% Nevada Rules and Regulations Pertinent to Life Only 4% Nevada Rules and Regulations Pertinent to Health Only 10%

[@halloweenaddict4034]

Hiii I'm Michael and I'm studying for my Kentucky insurance exam

[@insuranceexamqueen]

What exam?

[@halloweenaddict4034]

@@insuranceexamqueen life and health

[@user-bb7kv2td5t]

I am having trouble finding the if for ohio i tried both ways not quite sure what i missed

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Your Exam Content Outline www.hondros.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/OHPropertyCasultyExamOutline062515.pdf

[@williamrhodes6343]

Taking my Life & Health Wends. For Missouri. But when going to ExamFX_then Pearson neither show their outlines

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@themomwhosstayingsane4982]

i dont see an outline for texas

[@insuranceexamqueen]

prepare2pass.com/requirements

[@yolandaparson3176]

Nashville TN

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam, and get Gold for a 90% First Time Pass : www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@sarabankar4204]

Do you know the breakdown for FL life & Health and also if you have any video on FL exam. TIA ?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@johnnyhatten5270]

how do i get your life booklet?

[@saguirre323]

I'm taking the CA L&H exam. Can't find the content outline for CA nor on the PSI website.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I have listed every state outline on the FB page. If you are not in the facebook study group yet, I highly suggest joining: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049/

[@jennifergamboa7879]

Texas Life 😊

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@lindseyjohnson1337]

Life and Health in Utah

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@danielmccoy2874]

Washington Life! Would love to know more

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@sheowesopretty]

South carolina Health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law and I cover all of these in my Royal treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include a General Insurance Terms Class. Health Basics is also known as field underwriting and it’s all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of health insurance. Next up are provisions. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series(skip the life videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series(skip the life videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@andryarivera3618]

Hello i am taking the 2-15 in FL

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here to view my recommendations for your state exam www.insuranceexamqueen.com/lh-state-requirements

[@austinacree2961]

What videos of yours please to study life and health and accident in Louisiana

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Here are my recommendations based on your states testing outline: www.google.com/url?q=docs.google.com/document/d/1HPM89b716UCpFS6_p5d4ogkCrLILpVWykugLcBtbeOo/edit?usp%3Dsharing&sa=D&source=editors&ust=1689867882333181&usg=AOvVaw1R6WWfzAk4lmvmfpmawDMW

[@austinacree2961]

@@insuranceexamqueen thankyou!

[@nicolemcguigan4263]

I was not able to find for North Carolina on Life. Please help! Thank you!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Types of Individual Life Insurance 31% Annuities 9% Policy Provisions, Options, and Other Features 20% Other Life Topics 15% North Carolina Statutes and Regulations Pertinent to Life 25%

[@SkatterBrainedGames]

Florida, Health Insurance exam. I am wanting to get licensed!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@SkatterBrainedGames]

@@insuranceexamqueen than you

[@user-mt4by7yy7p]

Iam going to do life insurance exam in MA.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes! Congrats!! If you used my material, free or paid, or got support here in the group, I would love a five-star review that mentions your state and your exam if you are able: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@rhodacurry4708]

Good evening. Alabama Life exam

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Term vs Whole, Annuities, and State Law and I cover all of these in my Royal Treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. Life Basics is also known as completing the app and it’s all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life insurance. Next up are provisions. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series(just skip the health videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series(just skip the health videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Pete Here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/1-1-booking/alllinestutoring/register Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@rhodacurry4708]

n you send me health as well

[@user-lq6bs1dr2d]

I’m in KY and have my test soon, I can’t find the percentages of what contest is on the test

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Life Introduction to Life Insurance 4% The Need for Life Insurance 4% Permanent Life Insurance 6% Term Life Insurance and Other Plans 4% Annuities 6% Policy Provisions 6% Riders 4% Premiums 4% Basics Dividends 4% Nonforfeiture and Settlement Options 6% Policy Loans 4% The Application 6% Underwriting 6% Claims 2% Group Life Insurance 4% Business Insurance 4% Retirement Plans 4% Tax Treatment of Life Insurance 4% Life Insurance Companies 4% Legal and Professional Aspects 4% Government Programs 4% Kentucky Insurance Laws and Regulations 6% Health Types of Health Insurance Policies 8% Disability Income Insurance 8% Medical Expense Insurance 8% Health Insurance Providers 8% Common Provisions and Features 8% Required Uniform Policy Provisions 8% Optional Uniform Policy Provisions 6% The Application and Underwriting 8% Group Health Insurance 8% Special Types of Health Policies 6% Social Health Insurance 8% Health Insurance and Taxation 8% Kentucky Laws and Regulations for All Lines 3% Kentucky Laws and Regulations for Life and Health 3% Kentucky Laws and Regulations for Health Only 2%

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Completing the Application and Field Underwriting overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Completing the app and field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance require mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. . You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@AmarAmko11]

@@insuranceexamqueen thank you! wow so I need to know basically everything 😭

[@wendylemmons8608]

I am going to take Indiana’s life and health this week but am not prepared. Do I have to pay each time I take it?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I believe so, but you can probably reschedule. Call the testing center.

[@skipstreet]

I was wondering this very thing today.

[@skipstreet]

#WA #HEALTH I bought your program today after watching this video. Do don't see a section that deals specifically with the Washington test. Do you get that granular? The Washington has 30% on the state laws.

[@veronicapace6136]

Can you help me find California content? I am not able to see anyplace I go

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@jasmineevans5251]

can someone please help me understand. what does an insurance adjuster get tested for on the exam. im trying to find out what i should be studying for. I think i want to do cat and auto. im in Georgia. Im hoping im making sense

[@insuranceexamqueen]

So I don't have adjuster's experience, and I don't teach adjusting content, but I have helped many adjusters pass. The reason is because much of the content is the same as property and casualty in that state. Also if you are not in the facebook study group yet, I highly suggest joining: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049/ We have a lot of students in there who are testing for their adjusters exams and/or who have passed. Additionally, Angela Bryant our Study Buddy in the group has adjusters experience and hosts sessions for them as well. With that said, here's what's important for the property and casualty exam in your state: Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@evelynhernandez4613]

Please let me know for California Health only exam.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@HOYBERG13]

I'm in Alabama and when I click on it it shows a checklist but it doesn't give me the percentages bc I didn't pay $189.. is there any other way to see the %?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

prepare2pass.com/COURSES/INSURANCE/requirements/AL_Licensing_Info.pdf

[@HOYBERG13]

@@insuranceexamqueen thank you so much :) Looks like it's just a little bit % wise across the board.. I was actually listening to some of your videos a day and you were talking about how Kentucky does it go under PCI or Pearson or Prometric or whatever it was called they left a message and ask them which one they were doing this year 🤪

[@amberthomas-uv1ts]

Texas- Life & Health- Im using Exam FX & cant seem to pass the Readiness Exam part of it. IDK what i'm doing so wrong that I can seem to pass it. Please help! Any information would be greatly appreciated. I'm a single mom scraping by until I pass my test & start working which needs to be very quick. If I could afford your class I would most certainly take it. Your awesome keep up the great work! Also, I did what you said & went to look up Texas, I don't see anywhere that it gives the percentages of what is going to be on the test. Idk if I'm just missing it, or its just not there. Please help! lol

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@amberthomas-uv1ts]

@@insuranceexamqueen thx so much

[@daphnebanks7430]

Life n Health Texas

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here to view my recommendations for your state exam www.insuranceexamqueen.com/lh-state-recommendations

[@betseyespinoza8237]

Ive tried a couple of your ways and im having trouble finding the info for life and health for California.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

General Insurance 22 (30%) Basic Insurance Concepts and Principles 9 Contract Law 6 The Insurance Marketplace 7 Life Insurance 49 (65%) Life Insurance - Basics 8 Types of Life Policies 10 Annuities 8 Life Insurance and Annuities - Policy Replacement 4 The Individual Life Insurance Contract 10 Taxation of Life Insurance and Annuities 3 Group Life Insurance Plans 2 Social Security Disability Program 1 Individual Underwriting, Pricing, and Claims 3 Life Policy Riders 4 (5%) California Accident and Health Agent Examination Chapter Number of Questions on Exam General Insurance 18 (25%) Basic Insurance Concepts and Principles 7 Contract Law 4 The Insurance Marketplace 7 General Concepts of Medical and Disability Insurance 4 (5%) Medical Expense Insurance 45 (60%) Individual Insurance 14 Group Medical Expense Insurance 8 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) 8 Senior Health Products 15 Disability Income Insurance 4 (5%) Long-term Care Insurance 4 (5%)

[@jenniferchristine86]

This does not work for Texas, it is not showing the break down

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@stevenpittman177]

Hi, Melissa! I've passed the NC P & C, but the NC Life has be scratching my head! HELP!!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Term vs Whole, Annuities, and State Law and I cover all of these in my Royal Treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. Life Basics is also known as completing the app and it’s all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life insurance. Next up are provisions. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series(just skip the health videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series(just skip the health videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@lisagaliano322]

Mississippi life and health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@matthewtemkin4726]

I,m taking South Carolina

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@austinacree2961]

life health and accident in LA

[@austinacree2961]

Types of licenses (22:1547, 1962(F)) what does the 1962F mean? i found the first part of the law, but what do i do with the other part

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Term vs Whole, Annuities, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law and I cover all of them in my Royal Treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Life Basics and Health Basics overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Life Basics is also known as completing the app and health Basics also known as field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@hayleychristensen4075]

in Maryland followed your video but examfx doesn't list the 'chapters' :(

[@hayleychristensen4075]

just kidding - went to prometric and FOUND THE ENTIRE OUTLINE for the life and health combo... WOW you are a life saver!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

go here - prepare2pass.com/requirements

[@teresacrisanto9469]

Hi, I am studying for Maryland L+H exam.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@jalongriffith8205]

I can’t find Californias outline :(

[@insuranceexamqueen]

They have the MOST detailed ones! www.insurance.ca.gov/0200-industry/0030-seek-pre-lic/prelicensing-educational-objectives.cfm

[@lawndiva2712]

WV life and health

[@PaisleeMurray-jk1sg]

Utah life and health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Completing the Application and Field Underwriting overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Completing the app and field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance require mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. . You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@janielwerner9354]

I'm going through a pre-test course with xcel while simultaneously watching your videos. I swear you had the Texas outlined content to study broken down in percentages but I can't find it now. Can you send me a link to it?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

"Completing the Application, Underwriting, and Delivering the Life Policy 9% Types of Life Policies 12% Life Policy Riders, Provisions, Options, and Exclusions 12% Retirement and Other Insurance Concepts 6% Field Underwriting Procedures 6% Types of Health Policies 12% Health Policy Provisions, Clauses, and Riders 11% Social Insurance 5% Other Health Insurance Concepts 4% State Law: Texas Statutes and Rules Common to Life and Health Insurance 11% Texas Statutes and Rules Pertinent to Life Insurance Only 5% Texas Statutes and Rules Pertinent to Accident and Health Insurance Only 5% Texas Statutes and Rules Pertinent to Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) 2%"

[@FedupAmerican1982]

Texas, Life Insurance.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. Completing the application, Types of Life Insurance, Life Provision and State Law/Insurance Regulations are the most important focus for your exam breakdown. Completing the application is all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life insurance. Types of Life will teach you about all the available life insurance policies and the ones you want to really focus on are Term vs Whole and Annuities. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@mickyparten695]

#tx life & health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@Cordmichael]

Hello Queenie! Washington DC is my location and I already have my Life Insurance License here.However Im unable to find information on a separate health exam. PearsonnVue seems to not have any insight on this and Im hoping that you might.Thank You! You are very cute by the way.....

[@insuranceexamqueen]

KZbin withheld this comment for 4 weeks!! I guess you shouldn't call people cute 🤣 do you need still need help?

[@immaculatemasamba4302]

Maryland life heath comb

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@peterheffernan7435]

P.A life and health . cheers

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 900 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Term vs Whole, Annuities, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law and I cover all of them in my Royal Treatment Class Series. General Insurance is the foundational chapter and when you know it well, it helps with all the other chapters. Most states will range in how much this chapter is tested typically being around 5% to 10%, but since it’s the foundation for all else, you want to be decent in knowing these terms, especially anything related to contract law. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Life Basics and Health Basics overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Life Basics is also known as completing the app and health Basics also known as field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@user-yw4vb9fz8g]

Hi Melissa, I can’t find the % outline for Connecticut. Can you help with that?

[@user-yw4vb9fz8g]

Connecticut Life and Health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

"Completing the Application, Underwriting, and Delivering the Policy 9% Types of Life Policies 10% Life Policy Provisions, Riders and Options 14% Taxes, Retirement, and Other Insurance Concepts 6% Field Underwriting 7% Types of Health Policies 11% Health Policy Provisions, Clauses, and Riders 15% Social Insurance 2% Other Insurance Concepts 3% State Law: State Statutes, Rules, and Regulations Common to All Lines 14% State Statutes, Rules, and Regulations Pertinent to Life Insurance Only 4% State Statutes, Rules, and Regulations Pertinent to Accident and Health Insurance Only 5%" Go here, click on recommendations and then scroll to your state to see the most important topics for your exam: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/

[@millyricz3677]

Indiana

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. With the life and health exam, there are separate chapters that make up the content when you look at the exam breakdown. What I like to do since I know and understand the information within all of the chapters, is to focus on the content that is the same between life and health. This way you get to double dip on your learning, and not be overwhelmed with all the things you have to know. So first, we focus on the things that overlap. Completing the Application and Field Underwriting overlap as well as Life Provisions and Health Provisions. Both of these chapters almost look identical between life and health, but the life provisions chapter will also include Settlement Options for Life Insurance and Non Forfeiture Options. Completing the app and field underwriting and both chapters are all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life/health insurance. Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions also tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. While you will learn in your studies all about the various life policies, they love to test you on Term Vs Whole and the differences between them more than other life policies. Annuities which are actually the opposite of life insurance require mostly knowing all the definitions, Annuitant, Annuitization, Accumulation, etc. For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. The Sliver Life and Health Series will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. The Gold Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold + Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. . You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@petratorres5444]

I'm taking the Life only exam TX TOMORROW...is there hope for me? 😅

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Read this message to know what’s important for your state exam, what you should focus on as you study, how you should study, and how I can help you secure a passing score on your exam! I have helped thousands of people pass their insurance licensing exam. Companies from United Healthcare to Hagerty have requested that I be their instructor for all their new hires in order to secure a pass as quickly as possible. During my years of working for them, and securing high pass rates, I was able to determine the quickest and fastest way to pass the exam. My method is to focus on the most tested topics, and knowing and understanding the most tested topics instead of memorizing practice exam questions. You should NOT be doing quizzes or practice exams very much and if you are- STOP. The questions in your course will not be the same questions on your exam. Knowing and understanding the material will serve you far better than multiple hours doing practice questions which is why my class series recordings make such a difference and why I have over 140 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, and I create a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. Completing the application, Types of Life Insurance, Life Provision and State Law/Insurance Regulations are the most important focus for your exam breakdown. Completing the application is all about the application process an agent goes through when selling a policy as well as the basics of life insurance. Types of Life will teach you about all the available life insurance policies and the ones you want to really focus on are Term vs Whole and Annuities. Provisions are things that kind of set the rules for how policies work and a good amount of them are simply definitions, and many do require memorization of numbers. Provisions tends to be one of the largest chapters on all state exams, sometimes even up to 25% or more of the exam is just on provisions. Lastly, you want to be really decent in state law. Most state exams will have this chapter at around 20% or more of the exam. While every state is different and has different numbers, you need to know which numbers are important, and which things you should memorize from this chapter. I teach that information in my insurance regulations classes which are included in all my Royal Treatment Class Series. Right now, I have three options for the Royal Treatment Life and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover a simple review of the most tested topics across all states. My Gold Life and Health Series (just skip the health videos) will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Plus you’ll get Silver as well. Personal Platinum is Gold+ Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! Additionally, as part of Platinum you get to attend all classes I host for Life and Health for free during your 100 days access. Plus you’ll have access to previous Boot Camp recordings that are not available anywhere else. You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/ Any Live Classes and Games Nights with Peter Can be found here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule If you want One-On-One Tutoring you can book with Peter Here: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B Check out all my Free Resources including Games, my Study Group and Student notes here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/free-insurance-exam-resources If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@onetrueheart]

I think the site has been updated slightly for Ohio it does not show percentage by chapter.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

General Insurance 5% Life Insurance Basics 8% Life Insurance Policies 7% Life Insurance Policy Provisions, Options, and Riders 9% Annuities 5% Federal Tax Considerations for Life Insurance and Annuities 8% Accident and Health Insurance Basics 8% Individual Accident and Health Insurance Policy General Provisions 5% Disability Income and Related Insurance 5% Medical Plans 6% Health Insuring Corporations (HICs) 5% Group Accident and Health Insurance 5% Dental Care Plans 2% Insurance for Senior Citizens and Special Needs Individuals 8% Federal Tax Considerations for Accident and Health Insurance 4% Insurance Regulation 10%

[@wendylemmons8608]

Indiana does have the percentage of what’s on the test 😮

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Completing the Application, Underwriting, and Delivering the Policy 9% Types of Life Policies 9% Life Policy Provisions, Riders, and Options 13% Taxes, Retirement, and Other Insurance Concepts 6% Field Underwriting Procedures 7% Types of Health Policies 10% Health Policy Provisions, Clauses, and Riders 15% Social Insurance 2% Other Health Insurance Concepts 3% State Law: Indiana Law and Departmental Rules Common to All Lines 15% Life Regulations 6% Health Regulations 5%

[@wendylemmons8608]

@@insuranceexamqueen thank you! I got so freaked out about the timing I told the business that I just can’t do the job:( It’s a second shift basically and having kids with little help makes it very difficult to work those hours.

[@jolenewilts5503]

Hey! Your vidoes are great! I am going to be taking my Life and Health Exam on Nebraska. I didnt pass when I took it the first time. Any tips would be great!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Go here to view my recommendations for your state exam www.insuranceexamqueen.com/lh-state-recommendations

[@melvinrichardson7199]

Hi, Did you pass the Exam as of yet? I live in Lincoln and I'd really like to know what to expect