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Welcome to the Insurance Industry
The insurance industry is unlike any other! New employees, or those that need a refresher, can take this course that explains the industry and its functions like sales, underwriting, and claims. It will even have them “talking” in insurance lingo!
Commercial Crime Insurance
Commercial Crime Insurance is Often the Only Way to Protect Against Crime Losses! Learn the coverages of the ISO Commercial Crime Policy in This Comprehensive Course. It is particularly important for businesses that routinely handle cash and cash transactions.
Installation Coverage Policy
Installation insurance is a type of inland-marine coverage purchased by construction contractors and subcontractors like HVAC installers, elevator contractors, plumbers and electricians to help protect personal property while work is in progress.
Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Policy
Workers’ compensation is a system of state laws that require employer to pay monetary benefits to workers who become injured or disabled in the course of their employment. Workers’ compensation insurance is a type of policy that offers employees compensation for injuries or disabilities sustained as a result of their employment. In this course you will learn about Worker Compensation in general as well as the operation of the ISO Workers Compensation insurance policy form.
Commercial Auto Policy
Commercial Auto Insurance, also known as the Business Auto Policy or BAP, is one of the most often used commercial insurance policies. This course covers every section of the ISO Business Auto Policy. Learn this complex contract in an engaging way including multiple chances to answer real-life questions.
“Tom’s training and mentorship helped propel my career forward. After working with him, I’ve been able to start my own agency and continue to see growth.” – Chanda G.
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Business Owners Policy
The Business Owners Policy, commonly called the BOP, is the common and perfect path that most insurance professionals use to get into the commercial property and casualty markets. In this course we will break the policy down into sections and learn how each works and how they interact with each other to protect construction projects.
Business and Personal Property Policy
The Business and Personal Property policy is also called a Commercial Property Policy. Along with the Commercial General Liability policy, the Business and Personal Property policy is a must have for almost every mid-to large-sized business.
Builders Risk Insurance
Builder’s risk insurance (occasionally referred to as course of construction insurance) is a special type of property insurance that protects buildings under construction and the tools, equipment and materials used in the construction process.
Commercial General Liability
The Commercial General Liability Policy is the backbone of most business insurance plans. A CGL policy protects a business from financial loss should it be liable for property damage or personal and advertising injury .
“Tom is able to step into the shoes of his audience. His flexible training style helps students better process the material.” – Erik B.
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Commercial Umbrella and Excess Liability Policies
The Commercial Umbrella/Excess Liability insurance policy supplements liability coverage for businesses. It can be a crucial piece of a commercial risk management plan.
Contractors Equipment Policy
Insurance that covers contractors’ equipment is designed to fill the void in coverage that lies between a Business and Personal Property policy and a Commercial Auto policy.
Personal Auto Policy
The Personal Auto Policy, or PAP, is the core of many property and casualty insurance agents’ books of business. Even multi-line agents often “lead” with the PAP in hopes of converting other lines of business as the client relationship develops.
Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Insurance
Workers’ compensation is a system of state laws that require employer to pay monetary benefits to workers who become injured or disabled in the course of their employment. Workers’ compensation is a type of insurance that offers employees compensation for injuries or disabilities sustained as a result of their employment. In this course you will learn about Worker Compensation in general as well as the operation of the ISO Workers Compensation insurance policy form.
“Tom really has a knack for making the subject matter easy to understand. I’ve learned so much from him early in my career that I still use today.” – Kari S.
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Owner/Occupied Homeowners Insurance
Learn the HO2, HO 3, HO 5 and HO 8 policies (and even the HO 1) in this course.
HO 3
HO 3 provides very good coverage, typically at a good price. It is an “open-peril” policy with regard to the dwelling and other structures and a “named-peril” policy with regard to personal property.
HO 4 Renters Policy
Renters insurance protects personal property from theft or damage due to accidents, and also includes liability coverage for injuries or damage to others. It’s affordable, typically less than $20 per month, and can prevent you from paying thousands of dollars out-of-pocket. Research different options that suit your budget and coverage needs.
HO 8
The ISO HO 8 policy is designed for use with older or unique homes. Coverage is more limited than other HO policy forms.
HO 6 Condo Owners Policy
HO-6 condo insurance policies are vital for condo or co-op owners. These policies cover property damage, personal belongings, liability protection, and loss-assessment coverage. Each policy has different terms, and individual coverage is the owner’s responsibility. Despite the condo association’s insurance, each owner needs individual coverage. Therefore, investing in an HO-6 policy is crucial for condo or co-op owners to have peace of mind.
Making The Case For Life Insurance
It is often said that personal lines property and casualty insurance is bought while life insurance is sold. This means that most people seek out an insurance agent or company to purchase homeowners insurance or auto insurance – primarily because the mortgage company or department of motor vehicles requires it. But, with a few exceptions, no one is demanding or requiring that people purchase life insurance. They typically must be educated on the need to facilitate the purchase. In other words, they need to be “sold” on the idea.
In this course, you will learn the basic reasons life insurance is needed as well as how a proper needs analysis helps determine the correct amount and can be used to educate the consumer on the need as well.
Term Life Insurance
Term life insurance is a fast-growing segment of the life insurance industry and is the subject of several newer options such as level premium term and return of premium term.
This course will cover the basics of term insurance, how premiums are calculated (and change), and provide an in depth look at the types as well as the common riders attached to term life insurance policies.
This course will cover the basics of term insurance, how premiums are calculated (and change), and provide an in depth look at the types as well as the common riders attached to term life insurance policies.
Group Term Life Insurance
Group term life insurance is a common yet often overlooked employee benefit. In this course, you will learn why it is such a commonly offered benefit as well as several reasons why it is actually much more important than most employees – and employers – understand.
You will even learn the tax advantages that make this a popular employee benefit.
You will even learn the tax advantages that make this a popular employee benefit.
Group Health Insurance
Group Health Insurance is the cornerstone of most employee benefit plans. Still, few employees understand them.
Group Insurance health plans provide coverage to a group of members, usually comprised of company employees or members of an organization. Group health members usually receive insurance at a reduced cost because the insurer’s risk is spread across a group of policyholders.
In this course, you will learn the technical jargon of health insurance, the tax and other benefits of a group health plan, and the main types of insurance coverage offered in group health plans.
Group Insurance health plans provide coverage to a group of members, usually comprised of company employees or members of an organization. Group health members usually receive insurance at a reduced cost because the insurer’s risk is spread across a group of policyholders.
In this course, you will learn the technical jargon of health insurance, the tax and other benefits of a group health plan, and the main types of insurance coverage offered in group health plans.
Group Disability Insurance
Disability Income insurance is an often overlooked, but very important insurance coverage. The likelihood of a long-term disability increases with age. And, if it happens, the financial consequences can be life altering!
Group disability income insurance is a popular employee benefit that can be easily added to an employer’s total compensation package. Unfortunately, it isn’t necessarily easily understood.
This course will teach you all of the “moving parts” of disability income insurance available for the group market.
Group disability income insurance is a popular employee benefit that can be easily added to an employer’s total compensation package. Unfortunately, it isn’t necessarily easily understood.
This course will teach you all of the “moving parts” of disability income insurance available for the group market.
Meet Your Instructor
Tom Faulconer
Professor Tom Faulconer is a two-time award winning professor who teaches in Butler University's Davey School of Risk Management and Insurance at both the undergraduate and graduate level. He is an attorney, Certified Financial Planner(r), CPCU, CLU, ChFC, and CFP. In his long insurance career, he has served as Advanced Sales Counsel, Director of Agent and Field Training, and Senior Vice President of Marketing and CMO for a well-known insurance company.
Tom's superpower in life is taking the complex and making it simple!
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