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is the course you have to take to become licensed to sell property and casualty insurance long and intensive?
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I am interested in being licensed to sell property and casualty insurance. Is the course long and intensive? Is it difficult?
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July 8th, 2009 at 2:41 pm
In most states, you don’t have to take a course. In the ones you do, it’s pretty much a refresher on the study materials, which you should already know.
You can’t bluff your way through the test, though, you have to KNOW the materials.