If a person holds a Life Agent Combo and a Property/Casualty license for 10 years, how many continuing education hours are required?

A person holding both a Life Agent Combo license and a Property/Casualty license in California must complete a total of 24 hours of continuing education (CE) to maintain their licensing. This requirement is set to ensure that agents remain knowledgeable about the changing laws and practices within the insurance industry.

The CE hours typically consist of a mix of courses covering topics relevant to both licenses. Specifically, individuals with multiple licenses are often required to complete additional hours to cover the different areas of expertise, as well as any updates that may have occurred over the years. In California, this rule reflects an emphasis on professional development and accountability within the insurance field, benefiting both agents and their clients.

The other options fall short of the actual requirement for the continuing education needed for maintaining the two licenses, and fail to encompass the comprehensive training that is necessary for a well-rounded understanding of both life insurance and property/casualty insurance practices.