texas insurance

A:Once more, insurance goes with vehicles, not with drivers. If you are using someones car with their permission and have a valid license you are covered by their insurance. Of course, if he now lives in TX he should turn in his VA license for a TX one. Sounds to me like your aunt just doesn't want you using her car, so don't.

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A:You are not required to have a college degree by most carriers. For Pre-Licensing education you might try http://www.360training.com For specifics related to Producer licensing in Texas try: http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/licensing/agent/agfaq.html The content outlines for the Property/Casualty exam are here: http://www.prometric.com/NR/rdonlyres/e7ao6t4nnikaikfhepxgbpniyhicz4vdhsglpl3rj2zetmxksu6kyueszf7feibxx6ys7mphw34vwsv34qhzu4ge6qf/145608.pdf Best of luck; the Texas Department of Insurance is very helpful if you have questions, but try to find the answer on the website before calling.

A:Um, have you even looked at the materials? I'm asking, because they include things besides life insurance questions! Texas has about a 60% first time pass ratio. I think it's because people think they can "wing it" and don't study. If you KNOW the material, you will pass. If you don't, you won't. You can't bluff your way through. If you can pass the practice exam at 90%, without cheating, the first time you take it, you'll pass the real exam. Yes, you need to know the AGENT laws, in the book, and accident and health stuff, in addition to the life. Texas doesn't have a life only license.

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