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

Texas Life, Accident & Health Insurance Producer Exam — Complete Study Guide (2026)

For the Texas General Lines Life, Accident and Health agent exam (InsTX-LAH05). The book follows Pearson VUE's "Texas Insurance Content Outlines" (document 124401, effective September 1, 2026) in two parts: Part A teaches the general life and health knowledge (100 of the 130 scored questions) and Part B is a separate Texas law part (30 of the 130), taught from the Texas Insurance Code and Title 28 of the Texas Administrative Code and keyed to the outline's headings. "In Texas" boxes show where Texas law changes the general rule. Appendix A is a dated Texas numbers table that names the source of each figure, and Appendix E lists what the author could not confirm and what to check before you sit. 230 practice questions follow, and the answer key gives the keyed answer, a short reason and a chapter reference for each. Exam fees and logistics come from Pearson's October 2024 handbook and are marked "confirm". Independent: not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Department of Insurance or Pearson VUE, and not an approved pre-licensing course. PDF + EPUB.

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

For the Texas General Lines Property & Casualty agent exam: one exam delivered by Pearson VUE for the Texas Department of Insurance (150 minutes, scaled passing score 70). The book follows the Texas content outline (Pearson VUE #124401, effective September 1, 2026) in two parts. Part 1 teaches the general knowledge (100 of the 130 scored items): 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 Texas law part (30 of the 130 scored items), taught from the Texas Insurance Code, Labor Code and Transportation Code as the outline cites them: the Commissioner of Insurance and TDI, insurers, surplus lines, rates and forms, agent licensing and continuing education, unfair trade practices and claims, homeowners cancellation and nonrenewal, the FAIR Plan, the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association, prompt payment, personal auto financial responsibility, uninsured motorist and personal injury protection coverage, rideshare insurance, workers compensation and the non-subscriber system, the Guaranty Association and the medical liability association. "In Texas" boxes show where Texas law changes the general rule. Appendix A is a dated Texas numbers table that names the source of each figure, and Appendix H maps outline topics to statutes and rules. 248 practice questions follow (thirteen topic sets and a mock exam), 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 Texas Department of Insurance or Pearson VUE, and not an approved course. It does not cover the separate Texas Personal Lines Property & Casualty 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.