Welcome to your Insurance Licensing Success Community!
I am currently Director of Content Development at Kaplan. I joined Kaplan in July 2011 as a life and health insurance instructor, and today I lead a team responsible for writing and updating Kaplan’s insurance licensing, continuing education, and professional development online courses and classes. Prior to joining Kaplan,…
I am a 1983 honors business graduate of Marquette University. I earned my MBA from Purdue Global (formerly Kaplan University) in 2015 and completed my Certified Financial Planner® designation in 2017. I have over 35 years of experience in the financial services industry and have been with Kaplan Financial Education for…
This is your space to connect with fellow Kaplan students preparing for their Life and Health Insurance licensing exams. Here, you can share insights, ask questions, and get guidance from both peers and instructors. Learn more about the community below, and make sure to participate in our Icebreaker! What You Can Ask…
Hi, I am Rochelle Gamoke. With 19 years of experience at Kaplan, I’ve built a comprehensive perspective on our business by bridging the gap between frontline client needs and backend product strategy. I spent my first 15 years as a Corporate Relationship Sales Representative, where I focused on strategic account planning…
Welcome to the Insurance Success Community! 🎉 In the comments, let us know: What state are you from? What test are you prepping for? A fun fact about yourself or why you chose a career in Insurance! This is a great opportunity for us to get to know each other. Who knows, you might even find a study partner in the comments!
Welcome to the Kaplan insurance community. My name is Inesta Belardo. I serve as an insurance instructor over the lines of life, health, property, and casualty. As an experienced and active Broker and licensed Certified Insurance Consultant in the field for over 20 years, I own my own agency in Connecticut and operate in…
Networking isn't a one-time event. It's a garden you have to tend for it to grow and bear fruit. How do you stay in touch with former colleagues without it feeling awkward or forced? Share your tips in the comments!
If you could gift a copy of just one book, podcast, or industry resource to someone on the very first day of their insurance career, what would it be and why?
You've decided to become a licensed insurance agent, and you've discovered your state doesn't require pre-licensing education. Great! That means you can skip the course and go straight to the exam, right? Well, you can. But should you? There's an important difference between not being required to complete pre-licensing…
How do we put a price tag on a loss? Below is a concise guide to Replacement Cost and Actual Cash Value, two of the most frequently tested valuation methods in the P&C curriculum. How is property valued under Replacement Cost and Actual Cash Value? Replacement Cost (RC): This valuation reimburses the insured for the full…
What insurance topic or policy concept took you the longest to finally understand? Was it Indemnification, annuities, state-specific regulations, or something else? Whatever it was (or IS), you are definitely not the only one who found it tricky! Sound off in the comments and let us know how you broke through! Your…
I am writing to seek urgent guidance regarding my recent exam attempt and my course materials. I diligently studied all the assigned units and feel confident that I grasped the core subjects. However, despite completing all the coursework and preparation, I unfortunately did not pass the exam. Passing this certification…
Understanding the HO-3 form is essential to navigating the claims process. This summary highlights the key distinctions between open and named perils for the community's reference. What does an HO-3 policy cover? The HO-3 is unique because it uses two different causes-of-loss approaches:: Coverage A & B (Dwelling/Other…
Who here passed an exam, finished a study module, or hit a personal or professional goal this month? Drop your victory below so we can celebrate you! (No win is too small.🎉)
To renew an active insurance license in almost every U.S. state, licensed professionals must complete 15 to 24 hours of state-approved Continuing Education (CE) every two years (biennially) prior to their license expiration date. While exact rules vary depending on your resident state, line of authority, and specific role,…
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