How often must producers complete their continuing education requirements?

Producers must complete their continuing education requirements biennially, which means they are required to finish their coursework every two years. This requirement is essential for maintaining licensure in insurance and ensuring that producers remain knowledgeable about the insurance industry, including updates to laws, regulations, and new products.

The biennial requirement reflects a balance between providing sufficient time for producers to engage in professional development and ensuring that they stay current in a rapidly changing industry. By mandating these educational updates every two years, the state aids in promoting high standards of practice and protecting consumers through well-informed agents.