Life and Health Class Completing the Application

[@shortdogtv3203]

People people i passed my exam today with 70 percentage on my 1st try. it was hard and I brought GOD to the Exam with me.

[@jsaaa4jesus]

Congratulations! Glory to God!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Congrats!

[@jayteesgear]

Love that Guy!❤

[@chelaash]

Amen 🙏

[@chelaash]

​@m19y29 well the 1# thing I might have to say that I love Yaweh ❤️ is we have the liberty to have your own opinion . To each their own but no need for hate now towards others beliefs. grow up a lil . now make a bird and live free blood 😅

[@crystalm5699]

You’re truly a blessing because I passed my TX Life & Health exam on the 1st try last week 🎉. Although, I’ve been servicing individual life policies since mid 2018 I still felt unprepared for the exam after taking the Kaplan instructor led online 3 day class. After watching your videos Monday - Wednesday, reading the study manual, & watching the prerecorded videos on their website I felt so much better. Passing score was 70 & I got an 84!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

YES!!! THAT'S FANTASTIC!! CONGRATS!!

[@SteveAmella]

You are the best! Thank you for captivating the guy who can’t focus too long!!! I could be the Attention Deficit Disorder King.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I'm glad you found it helpful!🙌 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 website. Click this link: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/login It’s a great idea to look at your exam content outline and know the exact percentage of the most tested topics. You can find every state outline under the Files Section of the facebook study group. facebook.com/share/XbF6toywYh315Hca/or State Exam Requirements: prepare2pass.com/requirements Watch the videos on repeat and write down all notes that melissa has provided *We are so excited for you to pass the exam, make sure to trust yourself and listen to this audio to get pumped to. pass! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnGnWt3frJqoJI I am sending you all the loves and vibes to pass the exam ~~ Janie

[@mariacutshall6925]

i was paying for exam FX for a whole year and he you come!!!!! why I didn't find you before!! I had learned more from you in a few days than from the State text. thank you very much for your teachings and humble way of teaching, you are amazing! blessings to you.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I got started in January! I am glad you found me!

[@rphinneyrealestate]

Thanks 🎉for all your videos I passed today !!! Thanks to you . For student who are studying I did the Pearson online for life and health in Florida. A lot questions about controlled business , Florida laws and regulations, income disability group and individual , annuities and Whole life , term , provisions , riders , settlement options . You should know all those concepts . Good luck 👍

[@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

[@nmohs13]

You helped me pass my p & c on the first try so I’m back here for life and health! Doing gods work lol. And I agree that you compliment my exam fx material…Good way to put it. ❤❤❤

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Congrats!! What state are you in? I'll tell you what's important for life and health in your state

[@KtBudgets]

@@insuranceexamqueenI’m in Texas and just passed personal lines P&C

[@rosecarolinegalvez2804]

I just wanted to say I love your positivity, but I also Admire and appreciate you are very respectful and I love the fact that you never use foul language, the video is amazing very smart fun, and enjoyable, love it.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I appreciate that

[@3rdandMainBags]

I took this exam 4 TIMES😮....5th times the charm with your help Melissa😂

[@insuranceexamqueen]

You got this!

[@hazyedits6455]

im on my 4th attempt myself :,(

[@hazyedits6455]

edit: i passed today lolololol

[@judygunn4883]

Hello everyone. I'm doing my life n health in Oklahoma. Haven't been able to absorb the info.and found you .I'm watching every video I can . Absolutely wonderful how you teach

[@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

[@doreendbrown8848]

You are hilarious 🤣 😂 Best teacher ever, you make learning fun!!! Thank you, I signed up for the gold package life and health. I can’t wait to take my exam in Cali.

[@michelleelle4622]

Hi Melissa 👋🏼 I passed my Georgia P&C a few weeks ago (thanks to you) 💕🙏🏻 I am now going to be taking my Life and Health. I didn’t realize that in my area they (companies) expect you to be “fully licensed”. I managed to find that out on my very first job interview 🤦🏼‍♀️ So, warning! I’m back! 🤣 I was the fool on zoom that was on zoom for the first time and had no idea what to do 🤣 Then my dog came in at the end 🐶 I haven’t watched this video yet, I just turned it on but PLEASE tell me that life & health is EASIER than P&C! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Life and Health is MUCH easier! Here is what's important in GA for Life and Health: docs.google.com/document/d/1MdN_PpTgAQQnCzLFekNG8JtKw-lShG1nQJTEcqg4Cos/edit?usp=sharing

[@jayteesgear]

Im finding this “fully licensed “ trend popular. So Im back again too hehe😅😝

[@katieforeman5436]

Thank you so much for all of your videos!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

You're welcome!

[@alishadave7559]

pearson....for illinois . taking the health test next week and the life following week both general . state i have passed already thank you so much

[@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. 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: forms.gle/THoi8TVEPyoRpzxh9 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

[@cinnamin77abbachild15]

Now I'm taking life/heath at Kaplan and They won't allow me through the course unless they see 100% throught each insurance chapter,, but I'm studying Your videos and courses as well Mellisa,,, So I'm really exited about this course.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Certain states make that a mandatory requirement.

[@RAA3548]

I am getting ready to take my life and health this Friday . I am binge watching you videos. I wanted to ask how often do people go into people homes now and day to sell? I’m nervous about that part but I am telling my self step out my comfort zone 🙏🏽💪🏽 I’m In Pennsylvania! Thank you for sharing you knowledge so clearly and straight to the point 💕

[@insuranceexamqueen]

You got this! 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

[@RAA3548]

My life and health exam is in 2 days !! Friday at 1:00. Will the gold package help me. I am cramming right now feeling burned out😮. I use passed the pre licensing on xcel.

[@RAA3548]

@@free2beme375 no I gratefully failed today taking the Life , health and accidental for PA . I scored a 96 and need a 105 to pass. I want to say I just found insurance queen page 2 days ago and if I would have found it on Monday …. I definitely believe I would have passed . She is truly gifted in teaching and making info digestible to memorize. ✨✨✨ I will reschedule in next couple of days. I bought the gold package and didn’t even go all the way through the course do to time and test coming up . Imagine if I did 😊💪🏽

[@neesee456]

Thank youuuuu!!! Studying for Florida Life 🤗

[@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

[@3monkeysbakery949]

Did u pass the first time? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

[@3monkeysbakery949]

So I bought the royal gold, should I do all of the practice exams?

[@angeep8224]

Hair is rocking! Love love love. Sorry off topic but studying for health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Thank you!!! Which state?

[@SheisEileenLang]

You are awesome ! Thank you for doing Gods work

[@judithjackson3021]

Good day, insurance queen Mel, i am on your KZbin channel trying to study for my Georgia P/C in October 2023 please direct me to the state laws. The main topics to study, and what the pass marks. Thank you Melissa keep up the great teaching ❤.

[@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

[@sanctuaryinc22]

I passed my P&C two days ago with an 82%. First try. I'm off to take the life and health. Thank you so much. You have such a neat way of explaining it. Could you drop me a link so I can tip you?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes Congrats!!!! CashApp: cash.app/$insuranceexamqueen PayPal: www.paypal.com/paypalme/MelissaDillonPHOENIX Venmo: @insuranceexamqueen Also - If you don't mind, I would love a five-star review that mentions your state and your exam if you are able: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@robertssebbowabwogi1097]

I am in Massachusetts and what we taught in class here in Massachusetts when we go for exam it's Abit more complex than exam we practice in classes ,how I wish I had seen your before I would have passed.

[@enmarmolchamar8881]

Thanks!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

You're welcome!

[@moonmarie281]

Thanks for all the info!! i we'll check out your packages💖

[@lauribrown3093]

I love your classes... I'm excited to take my exam April 15❤❤❤❤

[@insuranceexamqueen]

You got this! Make sure to check out my Class series!

[@lauribrown3093]

@@insuranceexamqueen thank you!! I'm listening to as many as I can while I'm at work. Things have got to be sinking into my brain!! I'm gonna ACE MY TEST ON APRIL 15!!

[@amandaparotte]

I am taking my test tomorrow also!! Good luck tomorrow!!

[@Reign_ah]

Oh my goodness gracious! You are an Insurance queen!! I am so ready to do this 3 day course with you- please help me do this! I am in Hawaii and having to do PearsonVue. When you get a chance please, help me get treaty for this test- I’ve been studying for about a month and had to pay extra for the session!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

What exam?

[@Reign_ah]

@@insuranceexamqueen Life and Health please!

[@moonmarie281]

When are you doing another live video? I subscribed to all alerts. I'm in AZ. Studying Life and Health Ins.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Not sure yet - still taking a bit more time off with the baby. 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

[@mariacutshall6925]

nice to have an assistant to copy the difficult words for us.

[@Iampreppy_yourcool]

South Carolina la&h exam. First 2 times were psi and this time I scheduled with Pearson vue. I’m testing for the last time I hope, in 2 days (Thursday). I get closer each time and was 2 correct questions short the last time I tested so fingers crossed. I wanted to ask what you think I should focus on since I can’t seem to retain ALLLLLL of it and I wanted to tell you thank you for your video! You’re great!

[@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 major things to know are General Insurance, PC Basics, Dwelling, Homeowners and Auto. These categories require memorization of names, amounts, some math, and a working understanding of how this type of insurance works. 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. PC Basics is one of the most important chapters and can be up to 20% of the state exam. This chapter covers Policy Structure, Policy Provisions, and lots of definitions. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include a PC Basics Class. 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. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include a Dwelling and Homeowners Class. 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. Now, in most states you do not need to know Commercial Policies to be able to pass, but it’s great to have some working knowledge to secure points in that chapter. If you're taking personal lines, you don't need commercial at all and can skip this paragraph. If you’re in Alabama, you definitely need commercial as it’s 26% of your exam! Commercial is 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. If you’re taking the Personal Lines exam, you do not need to know any Commercial Policies. For Auto insurance, you’ll get tested on both 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. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include an Auto Class that tells you what to focus on. 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! Browse my facebook group and see how many people site Gold as being the reason they passed! 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: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B 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

[@laurenshoffner3350]

Can you tell me what is most important for NC life and health??? You gave me great tips for my P&C!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Class Series for Life and Health. www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh Longer Answer: 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 80 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. Annuines which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@beautifullywrittenJenpens18]

I have the exam tomorrow ( TN) life and health. I understand everything but how the life policies work and I dont know why it wont stick. Please inbox me. I know I am reaching here. This is the first I heard of you and will continue to watch you even after this exam!

[@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/ It’s a great idea to look at your exam content outline and know the exact percentage of the most tested topics. You can find every state outline under the Files Section of the facebook study group. facebook.com/share/XbF6toywYh315Hca/or State Exam Requirements: prepare2pass.com/requirements Watch the videos on repeat and write down all notes that melissa has provided We are so excited for you to pass the exam, make sure to trust yourself and listen to this audio to get pumped to. pass! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnGnWt3frJqoJI I am sending you all the loves and vibes to pass the exam

[@samlol9837]

Great video as always but in regard to P&C insurance, do I have to have my own agency in order to be appointed by an insurer to sell insurance?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

No, you can work for an agency

[@rockinreece88]

I’m so thankful I found you!!! I was studying for P&C and got a 60% my first time and then I got moved to health and life and now have to study that too! How do I do both at the same time? From New Hampshire!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

You need to complete and pass one before you move to the next one, otherwise you'll confuse yourself. If you already started PC, stick with that till you pass

[@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 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 Pete Here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/1-1-booking/alllinestutoring/register 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

[@RoxMelissa]

Hello! Thank you so much for all you do. I was wondering if you could provide the link for the Prepare to Pass website you were talking about. I can't seem to find it anywhere. Thank you!!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

www.insuranceexamqueen.com/f/insurance-exam-queen-s-exclusive-guide-to-passing-the-insurance-exam

[@FashionedbyGodsdesign]

What is the Pearson vue break down link you have in the beginning

[@insuranceexamqueen]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3qTfnR4f9qDaqs

[@YogaliscousLana]

I only want to focus on medicare supplement enrollments and was told Life and Health is all I need. Once I pass the test how long is it good for do I have to continue to take continuing education or renew?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

In order to sell Medicare, you had a minimum need health. But definitely get life and health cuz it just makes it easier in the long run. Every state is different, but most states have their license good for 2 years

[@kirahmills1393]

South Carolina in now Pearson vue right?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes

[@Lelik0471]

you are so funny and positive ❣God Bless you and stay well and healthy! you are cool :))))))

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Thank you!

[@butternmayo]

How many states does a company want the agents licensed in, for remote work?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

As many as they are selling in

[@gailphillip7292]

I am currently doing Excel that soon expire. does coupon work on the extension?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I am not sure on their end, but email me and i can extend

[@relaxmeditatechill3323]

looking for the link, so I can see, what I need to focus on in the state of alabama thanks.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Class Series for Life and Health. Even if you’re only studying life, you can skip the health Videos: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh Longer Answer: 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 80 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. 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. 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. Annuines 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@SheisEileenLang]

Hi Melissa, I am scheduled to take my exam on life and health insurance next week Thursday. I’m totally cramming this week and the weekend. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I am in the state of Florida, would you have any other recommendations for me to have a higher percentage of passing. I’ve reviewed your memorization video twice already and will review this twice as well in addition to writing notes. Thank you so much ❤

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@firedawg2240]

THANK YOU!!!!!! Will definitely donate … I’m driving to Wisconsin and listening!!! Thank you very much

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Awesome!! I am glad to be of service

[@aidamurillo8315]

I'm taking PSI too

[@DarciSmithFlemingRealtor]

Hi, I love your videos, i have test date for Sunday 7/14 Life, accident and health. Do you have reco or cram applicable course available prior to? Thank you.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@reginadickerson9803]

Thank you

[@Jar0Jess]

I only have a little bit of funds.. which class would be best for me to buy for my life license only ? My test is may 19 and I'm studying through kaplan any advice would be great ( UT)

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I recommend Gold as it is the package that gets everyone that pass, but silver is also really helpful. www.insuranceexamqueen.com/liveclassschedule Also if you are not in the facebook study group yet, I highly suggest joining: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049/ 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

[@latetothefight1092]

Powerful info

[@peggyspencer4460]

Texas This my 1st class with you....

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@delializcano7596]

Hi Melissa, I would love to have your instructions and card flash for property and Life & Health bundle for Tx.and Colorado. How much is your course.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

You're taking both the Colorado and the Texas test? Usually you only take the place you're a resident in

[@BoeSwanInHairitance]

Hi, does Xcell still have your Queen code

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes

[@selenebeltran1857]

Hello, I'm going to be taking Arizona's life insurance next month. I failed the 1st time with a 67% Anywho, I used EXCEL Can I get more information on your package etc

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Click this link to take you to a description of what's important for the Arizona Life exam and how and why I know that: docs.google.com/document/d/18R8uv-4RsMQQRRs0D8ntGFCIFCSXWk-CL1fZcva4Lnw/edit?usp=drivesdk

[@selenebeltran1857]

@@insuranceexamqueen Hello- what is your discount code for Xcel course?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

@@selenebeltran1857 Queen

[@DavidWhite-l6g]

Yeees FLORIDA, Info PLLLLLEEEEASE!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@Mekyagurl]

Hello, I'm new here. I've been looking into taking the life and health insurance to be able to open up more career opportunities for myself in the near future. Would your classes online, teach me everything i need without having a book to turn back to or would I need to gain access to xcel in order to properly navigate the course?

[@Mekyagurl]

I am also in a prometric testing state. (VA)

[@insuranceexamqueen]

#StateSpecifics: All state exams use the ISO, The Insurance Services Offices general policies to create the exam. This is what I teach off. The bulk of every state exam is the same from one state to another. They all share the most common, most tested topics and all my class series are built around that. There are state specifics you'll need to know, but those will come from the State Approved Courses like Xcel, Kaplan, Examfx, etc. My class series complements those courses and I make them make sense, even the state law/insurance regulations chapter. I'll explain the department of Insurance, the role of the commissioner/director, unfair trade practices and what numbers are important to focus on, but you'll use your state approved course to get those numbers. Some states require you to complete a state-approved course and even earn a certificate through that course in order to sit down to take the exam. Some states do not require you to complete anything before you sit down for your exam. Either way, I recommend a state-approved course to prepare you to see what is on the exam, provide you with practice questions, and give you your unique state laws. VA Does not require any state approved course. There are some state exams that have easy exam breakdowns and many people have reported in Texas that using my material has been enough to pass the exam, without an additional course. 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

[@delializcano7596]

Me! Me ! I need all of it ❤❤❤

[@hannahin5355]

if i were to test a life insurance in Kentucky what package am i going to purchase? or help me pass my 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/

[@sandyboykins1875]

i would like to know life and health for state of connecticut. please assist. thanks

[@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

[@aidamurillo8315]

Yes

[@troytmd]

Just subbed! Great info I just contacted you by your website support page 😊 In CA, just trying to get some more info for life, health Help and tips please Thank you

[@insuranceexamqueen]

For life and health?

[@troytmd]

@@insuranceexamqueen hi. Yes. Life, Health..and ethics. Currently in the 52 hour pre-licensing now

[@insuranceexamqueen]

@@troytmd Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Class Series for Life and Health. Even if you’re only studying life, you can skip the health Videos: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh Longer Answer: 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 80 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. 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. 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. Annuines 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@troytmd]

@@insuranceexamqueen thank you Melissa!🙂 I Just messaged through google review chat feature 😀

[@walterbeard2953]

Las Vegas Nevada

[@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/ 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

[@aleciarose26]

I just took my class and the instructor said the laws portion here in wisonsin is actually 45% of the test.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Nope. You can check the Dept of Insurance and follow the links to the exam content outline. It's 35% oci.wi.gov/Pages/Agents/ExamRequirements.aspx

[@aleciarose26]

@@insuranceexamqueen okay thanks! Good to know! By the way your videos have been really helping me prep for my exam!:)

[@insuranceexamqueen]

@@aleciarose26 Yay!

[@clarisaacosta1376]

I’m so lost confused and overwhelmed. I’ve tried the exam twice and failed miserably each time and I was sooo confident the first time. I’m trying to pass the Texas Life Insurance exam only and don’t know which videos to start with or which to watch. Please help. I have left comments on other videos but haven’t gotten a response yet.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I would join the FB group - you can also email me. 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

[@woodward822]

I’d love to schedule the 1:1 time! I have to pass next week :) help!!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@christinedonley1834]

Prometric here in Oklahoma

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Class Series for Life and Health. Even if you’re only studying life, you can skip the health Videos: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh Longer Answer: 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 80 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. 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. 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. Annuines 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@AmandaAllen-c2q]

My L and H exam for SC is exactly a month from today 12/22/2023..I'm terrified!! Although, I am bringing God with me!

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@aidamurillo8315]

I do have that

[@sheriwilson9387]

Any exam information for California

[@insuranceexamqueen]

What exam?

[@DeliaLizcano-h4p]

Delia Lizcano, from Colorado Springs,

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Which exam?

[@Anita_Marie0]

Arizona

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@amylopez7927]

I am trying to buy your courses for life, health, and accidental in Texas exam. I’ve emailed you, please let me know. Thank you

[@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 two options for the Royal Treatment Life and Health and both come with 100 Day Access. My Sliver Life and Health Series will cover an in depth review of the most tested topics across all states. Personal Platinum is 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/ 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

[@leroyknighten9058]

Tennessee Life and Health

[@leroyknighten9058]

I need your complementary addition to the Pearson TN life and health exam, please

[@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

[@mariacutshall6925]

good afternoon to you, please; do you have classes more complete about life and health insurance for Florida?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

This is what's important for FL: docs.google.com/document/d/1MdN_PpTgAQQnCzLFekNG8JtKw-lShG1nQJTEcqg4Cos/edit?usp=drivesdk

[@MrKenny409]

Hi I’m in Texas

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@luciaqyoung1816]

Louisiana Life and Health

[@insuranceexamqueen]

For your state, this is what you want to focus on to secure a pass. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law. General Insurance is an easy chapter that is mostly definitions. I have two recordings available for it. One is a conversational audio where I simply explain each concept. You can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/general-insurance-terms-conversational-audio-for-life-health-pc-and-personal-lines/ghsp8 The next one is a Memorization audio where I explain the topic and then repeat a definition for you to memorize 3 times. You can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/837d64ac-8003-49ab-9eab-09e3a3a2101b/ghsp8 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 there are some different provisions in Life and Health, a good amount of them are the same. I teach Life Basics also known as completing the app and health Basics also known as field underwriting at the beginning of my 4-hour life boot camp. As part of this boot camp, you will also learn the main two life insurance policies and the differences between them, which they love to test you on. You can purchase the Life Boot Camp here here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/6d0788c0-204c-482b-b2f7-d17647498786/ghsp8 If you want just the Life and Health Basics Content without the life bootcamp, you can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-and-health-application-and-underwriting/ghsp8 Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. 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. I teach life provisions in this class: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-class-recording-term-vs-whole-annuities-provisions-settlement-options-nonforfeiture-and-riders/ghsp8 I teach health provisions in this class: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/1fc87900-8c91-485c-9ad1-9d834e26c108/ghsp8 For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. You can get all of that in the 4-hour health insurance boot camp here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/health-insurance-exam-boot-camp-4-hours/ghsp8 You can also buy the Life and Health BootCamp Bundle for a discounted price here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-and-health-boot-camps-8-hours/ghsp8 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 class here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/insurance-regulations-state-law-1-5-hour-class-recording-all-lines-life-heath-and-pc/ghsp8 Now, you can get all these classes separate OR you can buy them all at once in the All Access Life and Health Bundle: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/all-access-life-and-health-bundle/ghsp8 If you want to see ALL my stuff, you can check out the full listing here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/a/ghsp8

[@aidamurillo8315]

I'm Michigan taking it for the second time I got in score 70

[@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 major things to know are General Insurance, PC Basics, Dwelling, Homeowners and Auto. These categories require memorization of names, amounts, some math, and a working understanding of how this type of insurance works. 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. PC Basics is one of the most important chapters and can be up to 20% of the state exam. This chapter covers Policy Structure, Policy Provisions, and lots of definitions. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include a PC Basics Class. 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. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include a Dwelling and Homeowners Class. 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. Now, in most states you do not need to know Commercial Policies to be able to pass, but it’s great to have some working knowledge to secure points in that chapter. If you're taking personal lines, you don't need commercial at all and can skip this paragraph. If you’re in Alabama, you definitely need commercial as it’s 26% of your exam! Commercial is 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. If you’re taking the Personal Lines exam, you do not need to know any Commercial Policies. For Auto insurance, you’ll get tested on both 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. All my Royal Treatment Class Series include an Auto Class that tells you what to focus on. 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! Browse my facebook group and see how many people site Gold as being the reason they passed! 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: wkf.ms/3LSJC2B 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

[@delializcano7596]

Texas and Colorado is pearson

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes, they are both Pearson breakdown

[@DarciSmithFlemingRealtor]

California Pearson view or pro metrics

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@DarciSmithFlemingRealtor]

❤ thanks but I am not seeing anything on Life, Accident and health. Perhaps do you offer more info some other link 😊

[@qyannabanks]

How do we access the link if we are Pearson

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@selenebeltran1857]

Is your code still valid with EXCEL??

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes!

[@lauribrown3093]

Nevada!!!

[@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

[@sfatima49]

Hi there This is fatima and I am trying my health exam from MD

[@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

[@VeiledIluna]

#Pearson #Kansas #Life,Accident, 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 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

[@alyssacassell]

How much is a tutor session?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/the-royal-treatment-personal-platinum-lh

[@atinakelley951]

I have taken this test 5x. Failed. Scored 24 but need 30 to pass but total of 40. PSI in michigan l.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@robinlouise4582]

Louisiana 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. 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

[@bobbieramirez5620]

Life insurance only prometrics state of AZ please

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Class Series for Life and Health. Even if you’re only studying life, you can skip the health Videos. Platinum is Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! You can find everything here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh Longer Answer: 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 120 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. 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. 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. Annuines 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my life notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1k2ykMg4rsfA6k8CPIO7WPza_06R_RlaKtEqWLRV3CrA/edit You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@nolongeraperson]

Did you used to be part of Exam FX? Swear I saw you in a few videos.

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Yes I worked there 4 years and traveled all over the country teaching classes for them

[@insuranceexamqueen]

As well as making some of their videos lol

[@nolongeraperson]

@@insuranceexamqueen Nice, yeah our instructor was linking your videos as helpful extra study notes and I did a double take and went "... wait a minute.."

[@insuranceexamqueen]

@@nolongeraperson who was your instructor?

[@nolongeraperson]

@@insuranceexamqueen someone with Sitel

[@PeaceNotPerfextion]

NC/Pearson

[@insuranceexamqueen]

I have not created anything specific to the NC Med Sup as it is the only state with that and not a large enough need. However, I do go over a lot on Med Policies in my Gold Package.

[@maggiekim7067]

PA, 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 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

[@kawaalamay1533]

Nice

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Thank you!

[@meganmyers8574]

Me, living in Kentucky, watching the first 5 minutes of this 🙃

[@insuranceexamqueen]

😂 sorry lol

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Class Series for Life and Health. Even if you’re only studying life, you can skip the health Videos: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh Longer Answer: 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 80 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. 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. 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. Annuines 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@reneewemmerloredo1405]

Where’s the link to person

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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[@Mayres1096]

im taking my MI L&H exam for the 4th time with PSI exams

[@insuranceexamqueen]

For your state, this is what you want to focus on to secure a pass. The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law. General Insurance is an easy chapter that is mostly definitions. I have two recordings available for it. One is a conversational audio where I simply explain each concept. You can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/general-insurance-terms-conversational-audio-for-life-health-pc-and-personal-lines/ghsp8 The next one is a Memorization audio where I explain the topic and then repeat a definition for you to memorize 3 times. You can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/837d64ac-8003-49ab-9eab-09e3a3a2101b/ghsp8 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 there are some different provisions in Life and Health, a good amount of them are the same. I teach Life Basics also known as completing the app and health Basics also known as field underwriting at the beginning of my 4-hour life boot camp. As part of this boot camp, you will also learn the main two life insurance policies and the differences between them, which they love to test you on. You can purchase the Life Boot Camp here here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/6d0788c0-204c-482b-b2f7-d17647498786/ghsp8 If you want just the Life and Health Basics Content without the life bootcamp, you can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-and-health-application-and-underwriting/ghsp8 Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. 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. I teach life provisions in this class: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-class-recording-term-vs-whole-annuities-provisions-settlement-options-nonforfeiture-and-riders/ghsp8 I teach health provisions in this class: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/1fc87900-8c91-485c-9ad1-9d834e26c108/ghsp8 For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. You can get all of that in the 4-hour health insurance boot camp here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/health-insurance-exam-boot-camp-4-hours/ghsp8 You can also buy the Life and Health BootCamp Bundle for a discounted price here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-and-health-boot-camps-8-hours/ghsp8 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 class here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/insurance-regulations-state-law-1-5-hour-class-recording-all-lines-life-heath-and-pc/ghsp8 Now, you can get all these classes separate OR you can buy them all at once in the All Access Life and Health Bundle: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/all-access-life-and-health-bundle/ghsp8 If you want to see ALL my stuff, you can check out the full listing here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/a/ghsp8

[@Mayres1096]

@@insuranceexamqueen melissa thank you for the reply, what would you suggest i do when i specifically fall short in the health plans? i tanked medical plans, health for seniors and the general health/accident provisions?

[@atinakelley951]

I took it 5x now and still failed at 24/40 but only need 30 to pass

[@reneeprevette8955]

I am in Missouri

[@insuranceexamqueen]

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

[@SoundBlendRead]

What is NY??

[@insuranceexamqueen]

If you are not in the Facebook study group yet, I highly suggest joining: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049/

[@kennylacrouts1624]

Louisiana

[@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 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

[@elizabethgordon7981]

Pearson Vue Indiana

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Silver Class Series for Life and Health or you can get Platinum which is Silver + the ability to talk to me daily as you study in Group Tutoring Telegram Group, it’s like having me on speed dial! You can find everything here:www.insuranceexamqueen.com Longer Answer: 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 80 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. Annuines which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@carmelitashanks5764]

Maryland

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. 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 to know and understand 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. My method works very well and anyone who works One-On-One with me with my Royal Treatment passed their exam on the first attempt with a just passing score because I only focus on what’s absolutely necessary to pass. Signing up for the Royal Treatment will give you access to me for a month and I will give you all the steps I want you to complete to secure a pass and meet with you on Zoom for tutoring. You can message me through your studies on the daily! You can sign up for the Royal Treatment Here: buy.stripe.com/4gwaEM07Lbzu9dmeUV If you are in need of a state-approved pre-licensing course, I recommend Xcel. They have one of the best practice tests that I have seen. When you check out with them, use the coupon code QUEEN which will knock $10 off the price, and within 24 to 48 hours, you will receive a link to my all access pass, which is all of my class recordings valued at $111 for free. Below, I have written up what is most important for your state exam, and where you should spend your time during your studies. I recommend which of my class recordings that I have taught to help you to understand this material. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use a lot of charts and graphs as visuals to help you understand the material. If you have already purchased my class recordings, use this write up to know what’s important and watch the videos in this order as well. Here is what is most important for your state exam: The easiest and most tested chapters are General Insurance, Life Basics, Life Provisions, Health Basics, Health Provisions, Disability Insurance, Medical Plans and State Law. General Insurance is an easy chapter that is mostly definitions. I have two recordings available for it. One is a conversational audio where I simply explain each concept. You can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/general-insurance-terms-conversational-audio-for-life-health-pc-and-personal-lines The next one is a Memorization audio where I explain the topic and then repeat a definition for you to memorize 3 times. You can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/837d64ac-8003-49ab-9eab-09e3a3a2101b 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. I teach Life Basics also known as completing the app and health Basics also known as field underwriting at the beginning of my 4-hour life boot camp. As part of this boot camp, you will also learn the main two life insurance policies. Term Vs Whole and the differences between them, which they love to test you on. You can purchase the Life Boot Camp here here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/6d0788c0-204c-482b-b2f7-d17647498786 If you want just the Life and Health Basics Content without the life bootcamp, you can get that here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-and-health-application-and-underwriting Next up are provisions. While there are different provisions in life and different provisions in health, many of them will overlap. 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. I teach life provisions, settlement options and non forfeiture options in this class: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/life-class-recording-term-vs-whole-annuities-provisions-settlement-options-nonforfeiture-and-riders I teach health provisions in this class: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/1fc87900-8c91-485c-9ad1-9d834e26c108 For health, they really like you to know the difference between HMO and PPO, as well as a good understanding of disability insurance. You can get all of that in the 4-hour health insurance boot camp here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/health-insurance-exam-boot-camp-4-hours You can also buy the Life and Health BootCamp Bundle for a discounted price here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/6d0788c0-204c-482b-b2f7-d17647498786 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 class here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/insurance-regulations-state-law-1-5-hour-class-recording-all-lines-life-heath-and-pc Now, you can get all these classes separate OR you can buy them all at once in the All Access Life and Health Bundle: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/all-access-life-and-health-bundle If you also plan to the take the Property and Casualty Exam too, you can bundle ALL content here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/all-lines-all-access-life-and-health-property-and-casualty-155 If you want to see ALL my stuff, you can check out the full listing here: insuranceexamqueen.podia.com/ My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@kevinnguyen355]

Alabama

[@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/ 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

[@kayfunden5545]

I’m psi

[@kayfunden5545]

I’m in idaho

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Which state and what exam?

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Hello! I am Melissa, the Insurance Exam Queen. Short answer: Get My Royal Treatment Class Series for Life and Health. www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh Longer Answer: 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 80 5-Star Reviews on my Google Business Page. My teaching style is very casual, I keep things simple, I use memorization techniques, I use 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. Annuines which are actually the opposite of life insurance requires 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. You can get my Royal Treatment Silver Series for Life and Health here: www.insuranceexamqueen.com/courses/silver-lh My FaceBook Group is a great resource as well: facebook.com/groups/1082073882582049 My KZbin Channel, Please make sure to subscribe: kzbin.info/door/2-mT7QUl_jHYQRIaw0Ihpg You can access my Life and Health notes here: docs.google.com/document/d/1IwbfwOpeuTxs57fLeDB6WEEM8NO2uiE1c1JqkI7E3Ag/edit?usp=sharing You can access free games to play to test your knowledge here: create.kahoot.it/profiles/e702b5f0-560e-4c2a-9c74-3327e0f6125d If any of my content has helped you at all, please leave a five-star review here: g.page/r/CZcozaK-XyddEAI/review

[@mariacutshall6925]

short Dog TV congrats/ you have your better helped

[@insuranceexamqueen]

Thank you!