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New York Life, Accident & Health Insurance Exam — Complete Study Guide (2026)

For New York's combined Life, Accident and Health Insurance Agent/Broker exam (PSI series 17-55: 150 items, 2.5 hours, 70 percent to pass). The book follows the content outline in PSI's New York Department of Financial Services candidate bulletin (updated April 28, 2023) section by section, at the outline's printed weights, from Insurance Regulation and General Insurance through the life, annuity, health, long-term care, group and Medicare sections. New York has no separate state-law part: the outline cites Insurance Law sections and regulations inside every section, so the book teaches the New York statutes and regulations (Insurance Law, Financial Services Law, 11 NYCRR Parts such as 51, 52, 58, 216 and 360) from their text, with "In New York" boxes where New York differs from the national model rule (for example the three-year reinstatement window, the 10-to-30-day life free look and the 61-day grace period for flexible-premium policies). Appendix A sets the national rule beside the New York rule; the other appendices cover a glossary, exam-day strategy, what the edition could not confirm, sources and a statute finder. 400 practice questions follow, in eighteen topic sets sized to the outline weights plus a 150-question mock exam; the answer key gives the keyed answer, a short reason and a chapter reference. It is exam review, not an introduction to insurance: it assumes you have taken or are taking New York's pre-licensing course. Independent: not affiliated with or endorsed by the New York State Department of Financial Services or PSI, and not an approved pre-licensing course. PDF + EPUB.

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

Exam review written to the New York outline, not an introduction to insurance: it assumes you have taken, or are taking, the 90-hour pre-licensing course. For the New York Property and Casualty Insurance Agent/Broker exam, series 17-56, delivered by PSI for the Department of Financial Services (150 questions in 2.5 hours, 70 percent correct to pass). The book follows the outline in its own order with its printed weights: insurance regulation, general insurance, property and casualty basics, dwelling, homeowners, auto (including no-fault), commercial package policy, businessowners, workers' compensation with disability benefits and paid family leave, other coverages and options, and accident and health. New York law runs through every chapter, read from the Insurance Law and DFS regulations, with "In New York" boxes, Outline Versus Law sections where the outline's printed citation is off, a dated numbers table and a law finder. The New York Personal Lines license is separate and this book does not claim to prepare you for it.

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.