Florida Insurance Pre-Licensing

Florida General Lines (2-20 / 20-44) Law & Ethics Update CE (5 Credit Hours)

Self-study online 5-credit DFS-approved continuing-education course for Florida General Lines 2-20 and Personal Lines 20-44 producers, structured as the mandatory 4-hour Law & Ethics Update (F.S. 626.2815(3)) plus 1 elective hour. Covers recent Florida insurance-law changes, producer ethics and the 626.561 premium-trust duty, unfair insurance trade and claims practices, consumer privacy and s. 501.171 data security, producer licensing/appointment/CE compliance, insurance-fraud referral (626.989/817.234), and a focused elective hour on the 2022–2023 property-claims reforms (627.70131, 627.7142, the end of AOB, hurricane deductibles, and the flood gap). Completion is reported to DFS as CE credit (DICE); there is no Pearson VUE state examination.

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Included practice advantage

Large practice bank included at no extra charge

Tuition includes timed Pearson VUE-style practice sets, unlimited random sessions, post-submission explanations, and randomized questions from the course bank. It is not sold as a separate paid study add-on.

Bank: Large
Practice: Unlimited
Extra charge: $0

Practice uses original questions aligned to the published outline; it does not reproduce live state exam questions.

Built for exam readiness

Course final and exam practice

•The course final exam uses 25 randomized multiple-choice questions in 45 minutes, with a 70% passing score.
•Unlimited practice attempts with explanations after each submission
•Familiar interface: one question per screen, review tools, and timer
•Randomized questions and answer positions from the large practice bank

Aligned to the published outline; no proprietary software or live state exam questions are reproduced.

5 approved hoursDFS approved 05/19/2026DFS Provider #37487025-question final70% passing

Step 1

Enroll online

Create your account, pay the course tuition, and start the online course.

Step 2

Complete the lessons

Work through 5 hours of self-study online content with sequential lessons, active-time controls, and chapter assessments.

Step 3

Pass the exam and get your certificate

Pass the 25-question final exam with 70% or higher. Your certificate is issued after identity, lessons, seat time, and exam requirements are complete.

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$19.99 (planned) after Florida DFS CE course approval is the all-inclusive tuition. Review compares license authority, essential hours, online format, and mandatory fees.

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Florida DFS reporting included

National Course Portal reports eligible completions to the Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) through DICE using Provider #374870, after completion review. Students receive an email confirmation once the completion roster has been accepted by DICE.

Course topics

recent Florida insurance-law and regulatory changes

the F.S. 626.2815 Law & Ethics Update CE cycle

producer ethics, fiduciary duty, and 626.561 premium trust funds

suitability, disclosure, and putting the client first

unfair insurance trade and claims practices (626.9521/626.9541)

Rule 69B-220 conduct standards

consumer privacy of NPI and s. 501.171 data security

producer licensing, appointment, and CE-compliance rules

insurance-fraud recognition and referral (626.989/817.234)

Florida property claims after the 2022–2023 reforms (627.70131/627.7142/AOB)