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

An exam review for the North Dakota Life producer exam and the North Dakota Accident and Health or Sickness producer exam, for readers who already know the basics of insurance or will read definitions slowly; it is not an introduction to insurance. North Dakota tests the two lines as separate PSI exams, each with 110 items in 150 minutes (70 general items and 40 North Dakota law items), and this book covers both. It follows PSI's North Dakota Life and Accident and Health or Sickness content outlines (created June 22, 2026) and the candidate bulletin dated 9/14/2026. Part One teaches Life general knowledge, Part Two Accident and Health general knowledge, Part Three the North Dakota regulation block that both exams share, Part Four North Dakota life and annuity law, and Part Five North Dakota accident and health law, including Medicare supplement and long-term care rules, all read from the North Dakota Century Code and Administrative Code. "In North Dakota" boxes mark where state law differs from the model rule taught nationally, and each chapter ends with the outline-versus-statute notes. Appendix A is a dated North Dakota numbers table that names the source of each figure, and Appendix B cross-references both outlines. 361 practice questions follow: domain sets for each exam and a full 110-question mock exam for each, with an answer key that gives the keyed answer, a short reason and a chapter reference.

North Dakota Property & Casualty Insurance Producer Exams — Complete Study Guide (2026)

For the two North Dakota producer exams that qualify you for a property and casualty license: the PSI Property examination and the PSI Casualty examination (110 items each, 150 minutes, 70 percent to pass). The book follows the outlines PSI publishes for both exams (files dated September 14, 2026) in two parts. Part 1 teaches the general knowledge on the exams (70 of the 110 items on each): general insurance concepts, property basics, dwelling and homeowners policies, commercial property, businessowners, farm and other property coverages, casualty basics, personal and commercial auto, commercial general liability, umbrella, surety, and the federal laws. Part 2 is a separate North Dakota law part (40 of the 110 items on each exam), taught from the North Dakota Century Code Title 26.1 and the Administrative Code as the outlines cite them: licensing, producer regulation and unfair practices, cancellation, nonrenewal, binders, valued policy and the standard fire policy, the Guaranty Association, the Auto Accident Reparations Act (no-fault), uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage and the North Dakota Automobile Insurance Plan. "In North Dakota" boxes show where North Dakota law changes the general rule. Appendix A is a dated North Dakota numbers table that names the source of each figure, and Appendix H maps outline topics to statutes. 210 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 North Dakota Insurance & Securities Department or PSI, and not an approved pre-licensing course. It does not cover the separate Personal Lines examination. 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.