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“Every American should take this Webinar. Seriously…can your Zoom meeting handle a few-hundred-million attendees?”

- Feedback from a licensee who previously attended this week’s featured Webinar

 

 

The seemingly endless storm season continues. As Milton sets its unwelcomed course towards our beautiful state we wanted to remind you that, as has always been our policy, if for any reason you are unable to attend a Webinar for which you registered you do not lose your money. You can transfer at any time for no cost. Just shoot an email to support@fisce.com and we’ll take care of it for you.

 

At the FISCE, the show goes on. We now return you to our regularly scheduled weekly newsletter.  

 

 

In this edition: CE requirements, featured Webinar this week, need 4-hour update?, weekly highlights, full OCT schedule, Orlando “Juice” (this week’s F5). Let’s do it.

 

 

“Just what in the actual %^&* are my CE requirements?!” Click here for our CE Compliance page and get your answers.  

 

 

Featured Webinar This Week: Social Security and Medicare: Your Questions Answered, THURS, 10/10, 1 – 4p Eastern

 

Don’t listen to us. Instead, listen to YOU! Specifically, folks who attended previous editions of this week’s featured Webinar:

 

“I like all of your Webinars but this one is, in my opinion, the most valuable.”

 

“I’m in P&C so was hesitant to take this Webinar. I can’t adequately describe how pleased I am that I did - so helpful. So much I didn’t know.” 

 

“It’s sad to think how many people, young and old, have no clue what Social Security or Medicare will do for them. Thank goodness for Chris Amrhein’s Webinar.”

 

“Every American should take this Webinar. Seriously…can your Zoom meeting handle a few-hundred-million attendees?”

 

Medicare Open Enrollment is upon us. Now is the time to join instructor Chris “Yoda of Insurance, He Is” Amrhein for answers to your questions about what Medicare and Social Security have in store for you, your loved ones, and clients.

 

 

In need of your 4-hour Law & Ethics Update? Our schedule is loaded with Law & Ethics Update Webinars. 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.

 

 

CE Webinars This Week (all times Eastern. Keep scrolling to see the full month schedule):

 

 

  • TUES, 10/8, 11a – 12p - An Hour with Nicole: Why Personal Lines Deductibles Always Confuse Insureds. Instructor Nicole “Human Energy Drink” Broch returns with several examples to fortify an agent’s understanding of both general and unique applications of deductibles in common personal lines policies.

 

 

  • TUES, 10/8, 1 – 4p - Inflation and Personal Lines: Helping Insureds Understand Why It Matters and What to Do. Nicole brings her extensive personal lines expertise back to the hotseat for an awesome afternoon of valuation, claims, and coverage chatter. 

 

 

  • WED, 10/9, 9a – 1p – For All-Lines Claims Adjusters in 2024: 4-Hour Law & Ethics Update. Adjuster friends: join yours truly and get up to speed on the latest happenings.

 

 

  • WED, 10/9, 9a – 1p – For Life & Health Licensees in 2024: 4-Hour Law & Ethics Update. Instructor Karin “I’ll Ask An Alaskan” Woofter for the latest on rules, regs, legislation, and other issues effecting life, health and financial professionals.

 

 

  • THURS, 10/10, 9a – 12p - Transportation Insurance: A Non-Standard Business Exposure! Commercial transportation expert “Rhode Island Robin” Federici returns to discuss various commercial transit exposures faced by most businesses and how to address them.

 

 

  • THURS, 10/10, 1 – 4p - Social Security and Medicare: Your Questions Answered. It’s our featured Webinar this week for a reason! See description above.

 

 

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 “Juice” Amrhein, CIC, CBIA

 

Florida Insurance School Continuing Education (FISCE)

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 THE “F5” (FASCINATING FACTOID FOR FANATICAL FLORIDIANS) –

 

As the NBA regular season kicks off in a few days let us pause for a moment to remember that of the 4,296 entries submitted to the Orlando Sentinel in 1986, only 11 suggested “Magic” should be the name of Orlando’s first-ever major-league professional sports franchise. Leading entries included “Heat” (side note: Miami was awarded its franchise at the same time as Orlando as well as those in Charlotte and Minnesota), “Tropics”, and “Juice.”

 

Be honest…you wish “Juice” had won, don’t you?

 

“Magic” was selected when Pat Williams, head of the investment group for the franchise, brought his seven-year-old daughter to visit the city. Orlando businessman Jim Hewitt, a prominent investor in the franchise, also was a fan of the name, saying "You look at all the aspects of Central Florida, and you find it really is an exciting place, a magical place."

 

In the 1989-1990 season, the Magic’s first, the team finished an impressive 18-64. While the Magic have enjoyed many winning seasons since, including two trips to the NBA Finals, a first championship remains elusive.