“Look, it says right here: ‘all the insurance I need to get paid, forever and ever, Amen.”
-How your commercial insured thinks a certificate works
First, we’re sending our best vibes to those of you affected by horrible Hurricane Idalia. Our pals at Feeding Florida are providing much-needed assistance in the areas most affected. If you’d like to assist with their efforts you can do so through their website.
You missed us (we know.) Great news: we’re back with a few Webinars this week to kick off an action-packed September. It’s a fine week to be at the FISCE and we’re excited to share it with you. Highlights of this week’s events and our full-month schedule are below.
In the flesh. You know and love our Webinars but have you considered how cool it would be to see one of FISCE’s living, breathing, human instructors dropping golden nuggets of knowledge in the flesh? We have faculty who are willing and able to make your dream come true! Contact us to explore in-house CE programs for your team.
“What the h#ll are my CE requirements?!” is the most common inquiry we receive here at the FISCE. Check out our CE Compliance page for answers.
Featured CE Webinar This Week: Certificates Of Insurance And The Coverage Issues That Go With Them, THURS, 9/14, 9a – 12p Eastern
Annoying (but important). Certificates of Insurance and the endorsements often requested with them cause many problems for insurance agents trying to help commercial clients. FISCE’s resident commercial lines expert Cathy “On a Mission” Trischan returns to review things to consider before issuing a certificate and discuss ways to avoid some of the common problems and errors. Additional Insureds, Waiver of Subrogation and other common issues are on the agenda in this insanely popular Webinar.
Need Your 4-Hour Law & Ethics Update? We have Webinars that fulfill the requirement for P&C licensees, Life/Health licensees, and All-Lines Claims Adjuster licensees. Learn the latest happenings with FL rules/regs/laws and fulfill your 4-Hour L&E Update requirement with us. Check out the schedule below and register online today!
CE Webinars This Week (all times Eastern. Keep scrolling to see the full month schedule):
- WED, 9/13, 9a – 12p - Employment Practices Liability - A Coverage No Business Can Afford To Be Without. EPL issues are on the rise for businesses of all sizes. Join Cathy Trischan for the latest on all-things EPL.
- THURS, 9/14, 9a – 12p - Certificates Of Insurance And The Coverage Issues That Go With Them. It’s our featured Webinar this week for a reason! See the description above.
- THURS, 9/14, 1 – 4p - Chris Amrhein’s “Adventures In Aging”: Medicare And Other Retirement Healthcare Solutions. Most people are hopelessly confused by Medicare’s ever-changing terms and healthcare solutions for the golden years. Fortunately, Chris “Always on Spring Break” Amrhein isn’t most people. Join him for the latest retirement healthcare news and earn some CE to boot!
Finally, if you’re an unapologetic lover of all-things Florida keep scrolling to experience this week’s “F5”: a tasty knowledge nugget about everyone’s favorite state.
Until the next round…cheers!
Kevin “Best Jimmy Buffett song = Migration” Amrhein, CIC, CBIA
Florida Insurance School Continuing Education (FISCE)
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THE “F5” (FASCINATING FACTOID FOR FANATICAL FLORIDIANS) –
After a failed attempt at country music stardom in Nashville, James William “Jimmy” Buffett traveled south in the early 1970s unsure of his future in music or, in his own words, life in general.
Over 20 million sold albums and an estimated net worth around $1 billion later, it’s clear that this trip to south Florida and the Keys would prove fruitful. While enormous commercial success made his a household name globally, Buffett never denied his muse, always crediting Florida and the Keys as the place that made it possible.
While not a native Floridian, the escapism theme centric to much of Buffett’s music is often associated with our state, causing flocks of Parrotheads from around the world to migrate here in search of their own answers. Fan or not, no one can deny that he brought a lot of smiles to a lot of faces and for that reason will be sorely missed.