Minnesota Life & Health + Property & Casualty + 2 Cheat Sheets bundle

Minnesota Life & Health Insurance Producer Exam — Complete Study Guide (2026)

For Minnesota's combined Life, Accident & Health producer exam (3 hours, $45, 70% correct to pass per PSI's bulletin). The book follows PSI's Minnesota content outline: Life General Knowledge (50 scored items), Accident & Health General Knowledge (50) and Minnesota Specific (30), from life and health policy types and provisions through Medicare and field underwriting, and teaches Minnesota law from Minnesota Statutes (2025 edition) and Minnesota Rules themselves, with "In Minnesota" boxes where Minnesota differs from the national model rule (for example the one-month life grace period, the 10-day free look, the two-year health time limit on defenses and the Medicare supplement and long-term care rules). Independent, NOT affiliated with the Minnesota Department of Commerce or PSI. PDF + EPUB.

Minnesota Property & Casualty Insurance Producer Exam — Complete Study Guide (2026)

For the Minnesota Property & Casualty producer exams. Minnesota gives a Property exam, a Casualty exam and a combined Property & Casualty exam (3 hours through PSI, 70 percent correct to pass, $45). The book follows PSI's Minnesota content outline for the combined exam in two parts. Part 1 teaches the general knowledge (100 of the 130 scored items on the combined exam): insurance terms and concepts, policy provisions and contract law (including the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Gramm-Leach-Bliley and TRIA), homeowners and dwelling policies, commercial property, businessowners, inland marine, flood and other property, commercial general liability, umbrella, professional liability, crime and bonds, personal and business auto, and workers compensation concepts. Part 2 is a separate Minnesota law part (30 of the 130 scored items), taught from the Minnesota Statutes and Rules as the outline cites them: the Commissioner of Commerce, definitions and the guaranty association, producer licensing, appointments and continuing education, trade practices and unfair claims settlement, the standard fire policy, the FAIR Plan, homeowners cancellation and nonrenewal, binders, the Minnesota No-Fault Automobile Insurance Act, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, the Minnesota Automobile Insurance Plan, comparative negligence, stacking and workers compensation. "In Minnesota" boxes show where Minnesota law changes the general rule. Appendix A is a dated Minnesota numbers table that names the source of each figure, and Appendix H maps outline topics to statutes and rules. 219 practice questions follow, and the answer key gives the keyed answer, a short reason and a chapter reference for each. Independent: not affiliated with or endorsed by the Minnesota Department of Commerce or PSI, and not an approved course. It does not cover the separate Personal Lines exam. PDF + EPUB.

Life & Health Insurance Producer — Cheat Sheet (2026)

A printable colour cheat sheet for the Life & Health Insurance Producer exam, laid out for US Letter and meant to be printed double-sided. It pulls the exam's format, scoring and content areas, and the figures and rules it turns on, onto dense colour-coded pages. Each figure was checked against the source it cites, and the check date is printed on the sheet (October 2026). An independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by the body that sets the exam. The rules an exam tests can change: confirm against the owner's current documents before you rely on a figure.

Property & Casualty Insurance Producer — Cheat Sheet (2026)

A printable colour cheat sheet for the Property & Casualty Insurance Producer exam (the general, national portion every state tests; state-set figures say "varies: check your state"), laid out for US Letter and meant to be printed double-sided. It pulls the exam's format, scoring and content areas, and the figures and rules it turns on, onto dense colour-coded pages. Each figure was checked against the source it cites, and the check date is printed on the sheet (October 2026). An independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by the body that sets the exam. The rules an exam tests can change: confirm against the owner's current documents before you rely on a figure.