How our department monitors insurance market practices
Insurance Company Contract and Rate Filings
DIFS Prohibition Orders for Consumer Finance and Credit Union.
Licensing - Consumer Finance and Mortgage
Consumer Finance and Mortgage Forms
BIDCO and Anti-Redlining Forms.
Statutes, Rules and Regulations
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Yes. Individuals must possess a concentration of 21 term credits or 17 semester credit hours of insurance course work from an accredited college.
A concentration in Risk Management or Property or Casualty course work is required to waive the PE requirement for a Property and/or Casualty licensing exam.
A concentration in Life and Health or related Estate Planning course work is required to waive the PE requirement for a Life and/or Accident and Health licensing exam.
