Course Completion Reporting: Course completions are reported to the Michigan DIFS twice every business day. View CE Transcript.

Exam Requirements: Self-Study exams are closed-book and must be monitored by a disinterested 3rd party.

Filing Fee: Michigan DIFS charges a fee of $1.00 per hour to report your credit hours. This will be added to your order total.

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24.0

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24.0

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24.0

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24.0

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24.0

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Ethical Business Practices: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

1.0

Ethical Principles, Ethical Practices

3.0

Ethics and the Trust Factor

3.0

Ethics Considerations for Property & Casualty Insurance Professionals by IRMI

3.0

Ethics for Producers: Cases and Comments

3.0

Ethics for the Claims Professional

6.0

Ethics in the P&C Insurance Workplace 3-Hr Ethics, 4-Hr P&C

7.0

Insurance Regulation and Consumer Protection

6.0

Professional Excellence Through Ethics and Values

3.0

Property and Casualty Insurance Essentials 3-Hr Ethics, 21-Hr P&C

24.0

Flood

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Flood Insurance Fundamentals: NFIP Training for Insurance Producers

3.0

Company-Mandated Training

Hours

Cybersecurity: Protecting Your Clients and Your Practice

2.0

Business Planning

Hours

Credit Insurance

4.0

Hot Topics in Employment Law

2.0

How to Insure D&O Liabilities

8.0

Insurance for Small Businesses

11.0

Insuring the Home-Based Business: Questions to Ask, Steps to Take

3.0

Insuring the Sharing Economy

2.0

Personal Autos Used in Business

2.0

Political Risk Insurance

4.0

Professional & Management Liability: Exposures & Insurance Coverage

9.0

Understanding the Workers Compensation System

3.0

Workers Compensation by IRMI

13.0

Claims

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Adjusting Suspicious or Fraudulent Fire Claims

8.0

Best Practices for Claims Consultations

1.0

Claim Adjusting: The Top 15 Rules

5.0

Claims 101

8.0

Claims Evaluation

5.0

Claims Handling Best Practices

12.0

Claims Investigation

6.0

Claims Resolution

7.0

Essential Law for the Claims Professional

8.0

Fraud and Auto Theft Investigations

4.0

Good Faith Claims, Bad Faith Claims: What Adjusters Should Know

4.0

The Collision Loss: Total or Repair

3.0

Understanding Subrogation

4.0

Commercial Liability

Hours

Analyzing Property/Casualty Insurance Policies and Their Key Provisions

5.0

Certificates of Insurance: Facts and Fallacies

5.0

Commercial General Liability by IRMI

15.0

Cyber Risk: Understanding How Multiple Policies Intersect

1.0

Insuring Drones--What You Need to Know

1.0

Understanding Cannabis Risks and Insurance

6.0

Commercial Lines

Hours

Additional Insured Status by IRMI

13.0

Certificates of Insurance: Facts and Fallacies

5.0

Commercial Auto Insurance: Understanding the Coverages

12.0

Commercial General Liability by IRMI

15.0

Commercial Lines 101

9.0

Commercial Property Insurance

11.0

Commercial Umbrella Liability

7.0

Getting to Yes on Your Commercial Lines Submissions

5.0

How Commercial Crime Coverage Protects a Business

6.0

How Fraud Inflicts a Heavy Toll on the Workers Compensation Systems

1.0

Insurance for Small Businesses

11.0

Insuring the Home-Based Business: Questions to Ask, Steps to Take

3.0

Insuring the Sharing Economy

2.0

Minding the Gaps in Commercial Lines Insurance

12.0

Personal Autos Used in Business

2.0

Professional & Management Liability: Exposures & Insurance Coverage

9.0

Property and Casualty Insurance Essentials 3-Hr Ethics, 21-Hr P&C

24.0

Solving the Named Insured Puzzle in Commercial Lines Policies

6.0

The MCS-90 Endorsement

4.0

Understanding Cannabis Risks and Insurance

6.0

Understanding Subrogation

4.0

Working from Home: Exposures and Coverages

4.0

Farm & Agriculture

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Agricultural Insurance and Risk Management

9.0

Foundations of Farm Insurance

5.0

Understanding Crop Insurance Coverages

5.0

Personal Lines

Hours

20 Key Questions to Ask When Writing Personal Auto Insurance

4.0

Condominiums: The Unique Insurance Challenges

6.0

HO Property Coverage and Insureds

1.0

Homeowners 2011 Policy: Understanding the Coverages

12.0

Homeowners 2022 Policy: Exploring the Coverages

9.0

Homeowners 2022: What Changed?

2.0

Homeowners Insurance Valuation

3.0

Homeowners Insurance: Factors Impacting Premiums

1.0

Homeowners Policy: Key Property and Liability Coverages

10.0

Insuring Personal RVs, Watercraft, Aircraft, ATVs and More

11.0

Insuring Pets

4.0

Insuring the Rental Car

3.0

Personal Auto Insurance: How Premiums Are Determined

1.0

Personal Autos Used in Business

2.0

Personal Lines 101 by IRMI

7.0

Personal Lines Insurance Coverage Gaps

10.0

Personal Umbrella Insurance by IRMI

11.0

Property and Casualty Insurance Essentials 3-Hr Ethics, 21-Hr P&C

24.0

Residential Renters Insurance: Exposures and Coverages

8.0

Understanding Cannabis Risks and Insurance

6.0

Understanding Personal Auto Insurance

12.0

Understanding Subrogation

4.0

Using the Risk Management Approach for Personal Lines Accounts

6.0

Who Is "You"? Navigating Named Insured Issues in Personal Lines Policies

6.0

Working from Home: Exposures and Coverages

4.0

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Avoiding Errors and Omissions Claims: A Guide for Insurance Producers

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E&O Issues and Answers

2.0

Hot Topics in Employment Law

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Insurance Fraud

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Insurance Fraud: Red Flags for Property and Liability Insurance

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Insurance Fraud: Understanding the Issues

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Insurance Law for P&C Professionals by IRMI

9.0

Protecting Your Practice: Avoiding E&O Loss Through Documentation

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Risk Management: Why and How

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Using the Risk Management Approach for Personal Lines Accounts

6.0

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Agricultural Insurance and Risk Management

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Certificates of Insurance: Facts and Fallacies

5.0

Credit Insurance

4.0

Fundamentals of Construction Risk Management and Insurance

9.0

Insuring Drones--What You Need to Know

1.0

Political Risk Insurance

4.0

Professional & Management Liability: Exposures & Insurance Coverage

9.0

Risk Management: Why and How

3.0

The MCS-90 Endorsement

4.0

Understanding Subrogation

4.0

Using the Risk Management Approach for Personal Lines Accounts

6.0

Working from Home: Exposures and Coverages

4.0

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Understanding Subrogation

4.0

Understanding the Workers Compensation System

3.0

Workers Compensation by IRMI

13.0

Workers Compensation Experience Rating

3.0

Working from Home: Exposures and Coverages

4.0

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20 Key Questions to Ask When Writing Homeowners Insurance

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Michigan Insurance Continuing Education Requirements

Insurance Continuing Education Provider Number: 0484

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License Look-up

What are the Insurance Continuing Education requirements for Michigan?

Producers

24 CE hours total, including:

Ethics: 3 CE hours

Are there any course approval restrictions for Michigan Insurance CE?

Licensees may take courses in any line of authority.

When does Michigan Insurance CE have to be completed?

The first day of the licensee's birth month, every 2 years, based on odd/even birth year.

Can Insurance CE courses be repeated?

Courses cannot be repeated more than once in a 2 year license term.

What are the Annuity Training requirements for Michigan?

Annuity Best Interest Training
Hours: 4
Frequency: One-time training of a 4-Hour Annuity Suitability and Best Interest Standards course must be complete prior to selling annuity products.

Residents and non-residents who have completed training including the NAIC Best Interest Standards in another state with laws similar to Michigan law will be deemed compliant with this requirement.

Annuity Training Information

What are the Long-Term Care Training requirements for Michigan?

Initial Training
Hours: 8
Frequency: One-time training must be complete prior to selling, soliciting or negotiating LTC products.

Ongoing Training
Hours: 4
Frequency: Ongoing training must be completed every 24-months license period, following the initial training requirement.

Residents and non-residents who satisfy the training requirements of another state that are similar to Michigan's law will be deemed compliant for Michigan's requirement.

LTC Training Information

What are the Flood Training requirements for Michigan?

NFIP Flood Training
Hours: 3
Frequency: One-time training must be complete prior to selling flood products.

Flood Training Information

Can Insurance CE course hours carry over to the next renewal cycle?

A maximum of 12 hours can be carried forward to the next review period as general credit. Excess ethics will be carried over as general credit. Courses carried forward will count as a duplicate if completed again in the current renewal cycle.

What is the Michigan Insurance license renewal process?

Resident individual producer licenses are perpetual as long as the licensee is compliant with Continuing Education credit requirements.

What are the WebCE Michigan Insurance CE course requirements?

WebCE courses are classified as online self-study courses.
Students should read through the course material for each course before attempting a final exam.
Self-study exams are closed-book and require a monitor.
Monitor requirements: A disinterested third party minimum age of 18 years who is not a friend and who has no family or financial relationship. Monitors shall NOT serve for examinations of family members or relatives or dependents, employers or supervisors, employees or subordinates, partners or joint ventures or co-owners, or for anyone in whom the monitor or instructor has an economic or other interest in assuring the successful outcome of the examination.
Final exam passing score: 70%
If the final exam is not passed on the first attempt, students have an unlimited number of retakes.

What is the access period for WebCE Michigan Insurance CE courses?

12 months from the original date of purchase, unless otherwise posted on the course description page and student dashboard.

How often does WebCE report Michigan Insurance CE course completions?

Twice every business day to the Michigan DIFS

Does WebCE supply a certificate of completion for Michigan Insurance CE courses?

Online PDF certificates of completion are available to print immediately after the course is completed. Licensees must keep copies of each certificate of completion in his or her files for 5 years after course completion.

What are the Michigan Insurance CE requirements for non-residents?

Non-resident licensees who meet CE requirements in their home state are not required to meet Michigan CE requirements.

Are there any CE exemptions?

The following individuals are exempt from CE requirements:

Adjusters, unless they are also licensed in a major line of authority
Individuals licensed only for one or more of the following lines: Credit Products, Limited Life, Turkey, Crop & Hail, Travel, Accident and Baggage, or Title
Individuals who apply for and receive a hardship waiver for military duty or terminal illness or self or immediate family member who requires an ordinate amount of care by licensee

Does Michigan require any workplace compliance training?

Per state regulations, companies are required to provide training to employees for the topics below. WebCE courses can be used to satisfy the training by itself, or in some cases, can include CE credits for your insurance license renewal.

AML Training

As clarified by FinCEN’s final rulings, the USA PATRIOT Act stipulates that financial services companies involved in the sale of covered products maintain an ongoing training program for all associates who are involved in any sale and administration of covered products. Please consult your firm on how to report WebCE courses for this training.

Additional Information

Cybersecurity Training

Effective January 20, 2021, the Michigan Insurance Code of 1956 Act 218 states, companies are required to provide personnel with cybersecurity awareness training. Please consult your firm on how to report WebCE courses for this training.

Additional Information

Who to contact for additional questions

Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services

Phone: 517-284-8800 or 877-999-6442 (Toll-Free)
Email: difs-info@michigan.gov
Website: www.michigan.gov

This information is based on state laws and regulations and is subject to change. WebCE makes every effort to make sure this information is current and accurate, however, WebCE is not engaged in rendering legal or professional advice and shall not be held responsible for inaccuracies contained herein. We urge you to check with your state's licensing department for complete and current information about its licensing rules and requirements.

Last updated on 2/12/2025

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