An Arkansas resident producer holding combined life and health (life and/or accident and health) lines of authority must complete, each two-year renewal cycle, a minimum of:
A. 24 hours of CE, including at least 3 hours of ethics
B. 10 hours of CE with no ethics requirement
C. 16 hours of CE, including 1 hour of ethics
D. 24 hours of CE, with ethics optional
Source: AID Rule 50 § 4.A (054.00.15 Ark. Code R. 012)
For an Arkansas life and health producer, the continuing education renewal cycle is:
A. Every five years
B. Every two years, ending on the last day of the licensee's birth month
C. Every three years
D. Every year, on the license issue date
Source: AID Rule 50 (054.00.15 Ark. Code R. 012)
Under AID Rule 31, an applicant for an Arkansas life line of authority must complete a minimum 20-hour prelicensing course. Which single topic, or pair of topics, receives the largest hour allocation after "State Insurance Laws and Rules"?
A. Annuity Contracts (3 hours)
B. Ethics (1 hour)
C. Life Insurance Basics, and Life Insurance Policies/Policy Options/Provisions (5 hours each)
D. Introduction to Insurance (1 hour)
Source: AID Rule 31 § 5.a.1
Within Arkansas's 20-hour life-line prelicensing curriculum under Rule 31, "Annuity Contracts" is allocated how many hours?
A. 5 hours
B. 2 hours
C. 1 hour
D. 3 hours
Source: AID Rule 31 § 5.a.1
Arkansas's 20-hour accident and health (A&H) prelicensing curriculum under Rule 31 devotes its largest non-state-law block to:
A. Health Insurance Policy Provisions (3 hours)
B. Ethics (1 hour)
C. Health Maintenance Organizations (1 hour)
D. Group Insurance (1 hour)
Source: AID Rule 31 § 5.a.2
