Affordable Insurance CE That Helps More People Get Licensed
Get full access to LicenseUp’s eligible continuing education courses with one annual membership — and help fund free pre-licensing education for future insurance professionals.
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LicenseUp CE Annual Membership
One membership. Full access. A bigger impact.
Access eligible LicenseUp continuing education courses for 12 months. Complete courses at your own pace, earn certificates, and know that your purchase supports a mission that helps open doors to insurance careers.
- Access to all eligible CE courses
- Self-paced online learning, 24/7
- Course completion certificates
- New eligible courses during your membership
- Your purchase supports LicenseUp’s mission
Preview CE Courses in Your State
Choose your state to explore membership-eligible courses. Georgia is selected by default. You can preview topics and sample material before joining.
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6 hours CECommercial Property, Business Income, and Businessowners Coverage
Understand commercial property, business income, extra expense, and Businessowners coverage using real-world examples.
Preview what you’ll learn
Topics you’ll explore
- Coverage forms and property valuation
- Business income and extra expense
- Businessowners policy applications
Example from the subject: After a covered fire shuts a retail shop, how could building damage, lost income, and temporary relocation expenses be considered under different coverages?
This is a public, non-credit sample. Full lessons, activities, and final exams are included after joining.
6 hours CECommercial Liability, Professional Liability, and Coverage Gaps
Explore general and professional liability, claims-made coverage, contractual risks, and common coverage gaps.
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Topics you’ll explore
- Occurrence vs. claims-made triggers
- Limits, insured status, and exclusions
- Identifying coverage gaps in claims
Example from the subject: A professional receives a demand months after a project was completed. Which coverage dates and notice requirements should be reviewed before assessing the claim?
This is a public, non-credit sample. Full lessons, activities, and final exams are included after joining.
6 hours CEHealth Insurance, Disability Income, and Group Benefits
Work through medical cost sharing, disability income, group benefits, and coverage coordination.
Preview what you’ll learn
Topics you’ll explore
- Deductibles, coinsurance, and networks
- Disability benefit definitions and offsets
- Group coverage and enrollment transitions
Example from the subject: An employee faces a covered medical bill and lost earnings. Which policy provisions determine the medical payment and which determine income replacement?
This is a public, non-credit sample. Full lessons, activities, and final exams are included after joining.
6 hours CELife Insurance Policies, Provisions, Riders, and Claims
Compare life policies, policy provisions, riders, beneficiary rights, and claims handling through practical cases.
Preview what you’ll learn
Topics you’ll explore
- Term, whole life, and universal policy features
- Beneficiaries, assignments, and riders
- Claims and settlement options
Example from the subject: A policyowner assigns a portion of a life policy as collateral. How should that assignment be considered when the death benefit is eventually paid?
This is a public, non-credit sample. Full lessons, activities, and final exams are included after joining.
6 hours CEPersonal and Commercial Auto Coverage
Review personal and commercial auto insurance, covered autos, liability, physical damage, and coordination.
Preview what you’ll learn
Topics you’ll explore
- Personal versus commercial auto coverage
- Commercial auto symbols and insured status
- Physical damage and liability claims
Example from the subject: A business employee uses a personal vehicle for work. What needs to be reviewed to understand the interaction between personal and commercial auto coverage?
This is a public, non-credit sample. Full lessons, activities, and final exams are included after joining.
6 hours CEHomeowners, Dwelling, and Personal Property Coverage
Evaluate homeowners forms, dwelling coverage, personal property, limits, and loss settlements.
Preview what you’ll learn
Topics you’ll explore
- Comparing homeowners and dwelling forms
- Replacement cost versus actual cash value
- Applying coverage limits to loss scenarios
Example from the subject: A storm damages a roof and household contents. How can the settlement differ when one property item is valued at replacement cost and another at actual cash value?
This is a public, non-credit sample. Full lessons, activities, and final exams are included after joining.
Annuities and Retirement Considerations
Compare annuity contracts, retirement income, liquidity, guarantees, taxation, and distributions through worked calculations and required interactive learning activities.
Preview course topics
- Assess retirement income needs, longevity, inflation, liquidity, survivor needs, and existing resources.
- Distinguish annuity ownership, annuitant and beneficiary roles, premium structures, and accumulation and payout phases.
- Compare fixed, fixed indexed, variable, and registered index-linked annuity features, crediting methods, and risks.
- Calculate stated surrender values, withdrawal costs, index credits, income benefits, and remaining funding gaps.
Public, non-credit preview. Full lessons, required activities, and final examinations are included with membership.
Medicare, Senior Products, and Long-Term Care
Evaluate Medicare, senior supplemental products, and long-term care through enrollment cases, benefit calculations, and required interactive learning activities.
Preview course topics
- Identify Medicare eligibility, enrollment opportunities, coverage dates, and risks during retirement and other coverage transitions.
- Compare Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, prescription drug coverage, and Medicare supplement roles.
- Calculate stated medical cost sharing, prescription expenses, supplemental benefits, and care-funding gaps.
- Evaluate Medigap standardization, rating, open enrollment, guaranteed-issue rights, and coordination with assistance programs.
Public, non-credit preview. Full lessons, required activities, and final examinations are included with membership.
Credit eligibility: The eight featured six-hour courses are approved in Georgia. Additional eligible CE courses may also be listed. Course availability and credit vary by state and license class. A state category is for organizing the catalog and is not, by itself, regulatory approval. Always check current approvals for your license before relying on CE credit. Course previews do not award credit.
Your CE Purchase Does More Than Meet a Requirement
When you buy continuing education from LicenseUp, you’re not just maintaining your license — you’re helping remove financial barriers for the next generation of insurance professionals.
LicenseUp is a nonprofit providing free pre-licensing education to people pursuing insurance careers. Revenue from CE memberships helps us keep those courses free, expand access to training, and connect students to career opportunities.
CE revenue supports the program overall; no fixed dollar amount per purchase is guaranteed for any individual student.
A Better Way to Buy CE
- One annual membership — no per-course CE fees
- Access to the full eligible CE library
- Self-paced learning available 24/7
- Certificates upon successful completion
- Built by a nonprofit with a workforce mission
- Your purchase helps keep pre-licensing free
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s included in the $49 membership?
Access to all courses included in LicenseUp’s CE Membership Eligible library while your subscription is active. Choose your state in the course catalog to see the currently listed eligible courses. The eight new Georgia-approved courses are included, and additional eligible courses may be added. State credit recognition depends on approvals and license class.
Can I see course material before paying?
Yes. Expand each course’s preview to see its core topics and a sample scenario. You can also view the full course outline from each course card. Required lessons, graded activities, and final examinations require active membership.
Do I need a student account to purchase?
You can start checkout as a new buyer and provide your information there. An account is used to access your courses and certificates after purchase. Existing LicenseUp students can sign in with their current account.
Will my state accept these courses?
The eight highlighted six-hour courses are approved for Georgia continuing education. Approval and reporting requirements vary by jurisdiction, license class, and renewal period. The state selector is a catalog filter—not a guarantee of approval. Check your state’s applicable approval details before relying on the course for credit.
How do certificates and CE credit work?
Complete all required lessons and activities and meet the final-exam passing requirements to earn a completion certificate. Credit reporting follows the rules of the relevant state and may not appear immediately in your licensing record.
Does membership renew automatically?
Yes. The annual subscription is $49 and renews each year until cancelled. You can manage your subscription through your LicenseUp account. You are responsible for checking your renewal date and the cancellation terms shown during checkout.
How does my purchase support free pre-licensing?
LicenseUp uses earned revenue, including eligible CE membership revenue, to help sustain its nonprofit education mission. That support helps keep pre-licensing learning accessible to people who otherwise face upfront financial barriers.
Free pre-licensing stays free — CE memberships help sustain that mission.