CE ensures that agents stay updated on laws, regulations, and industry best practices, enabling them to serve clients better.
Most states require life insurance agents to complete CE every two years to maintain their license.
Ethics training focuses on promoting integrity and fairness in dealing with clients and complying with industry standards.
Failure to complete CE requirements may lead to license suspension or revocation, preventing the agent from legally selling insurance.
Continuing education courses usually include ethics, new industry regulations, product knowledge, and risk management to enhance professional competence.
Agents can track their CE progress by maintaining records of completed courses and using state-provided online portals for updates.
