“Everyone likes us. Plus, we’re small potatoes so obviously not a desirable target.” -Misinformed commercial insured likely getting ripped off this very second
Why don’t you come and see me sometime? Many thanks to our pals at the Independent Insurance Agents of Broward County for inviting yours truly to teach a CE course at their Florida Panthers Hockey event on 2/8. I hope you’ll join us for an evening of loud, fast and furious action…and then stay for the hockey game!
It’s a fine week to be at the FISCE and we look forward to sharing it with you. To see this week’s highlights and our full-month schedule, keep scrolling.
“What the h#ll are my CE requirements?!” Check out our CE Compliance page for answers.
Featured CE Webinars This Week: Covering Online Fraud And Employees Who Turn Out To Be Crooks, TUES, 1/30, 1 – 4p Eastern
Dirtbags. Whether in-person or online, thieves are looking for any opportunity to steal from your business. Commercial lines guru Cathy “On a Mission” Trischan returns to discuss two of the coverages available under commercial crime policies, with a focus on the Insurance Services Office (ISO) Commercial Crime program. She’ll review the difference between Discovery and Loss Sustained coverage triggers, discuss various types of Employee Theft coverage and how to satisfy ERISA requirements. How to manage Computer and Funds Transfer Fraud and Fraudulent Impersonation/Social Engineering losses is also on the menu.
In need of your 4-hour Law & Ethics Update? Learn the latest happenings with FL rules/regs/laws and fulfill your 4-Hour L&E Update requirement with us. We have Webinars that fulfill the requirement for P&C licensees, Life/Health licensees, and All-Lines Claims Adjuster licensees. Keep scrolling to see the schedule and be sure to choose the 4-Hour Law & Ethics course that applies to your license type.
CE Webinars Next Week (all times Eastern. Keep scrolling to see the full month schedule):
- TUES, 1/30, 9a – 12p - Claims That Will Convince Your Insured To Enhance Their Homeowners Coverage. To save a few bucks, consumers are quick to strip off valuable coverage from their homeowners policy and/or buy coverage that doesn’t match their exposure. Nicole “WTH’s Decaf?” Broch returns to review several claims and coverage examples you can use to talk your insureds through the importance of adequate homeowners coverage and endorsements to make the policy as broad as possible.
- TUES, 1/30, 1 - 4p – Covering Online Fraud And Employees Who Turn Out To Be Crooks. It’s our featured Webinar for a reason! See description above.
- WED, 1/31, 9a – 1p - For All-Lines Claims Adjuster Licensees In 2024: 4-Hour Law & Ethics Update. Adjuster licensees: join yours truly for the latest happenings in our industry regarding rules and regs.
Looking for the full month schedule? You’re almost there! Keep scrolling.
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 “Not Fast or Furious but Definitely Loud” Amrhein, CIC, CBIA
Florida Insurance School Continuing Education (FISCE)
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Close your eyes. Now visualize yourself in “the tropics” and note the places that pop into your mind: the Caribbean? Hawaii? Fiji?
How about Homestead? Kendall? Everglades City?
Besides Hawaii, Florida is the only U.S. state to boast a climate classified as “tropical” according to the Koppen Climate classification. Specifically, portions of Florida south of Lake Okeechobee. The remainder of the state is classified as “subtropical”.