Learn the core concepts
Work through clear Life & Health lessons before you add state-specific details.
Build the national insurance foundation first, then focus on the reviewed New York rules for your exam.
A clearer way to study
National Life & Health concepts explain the foundation. This guide keeps New York rules separate, so you can see when a question is testing a state rule instead of a general insurance principle.
Explore national Life & Health prepWork through clear Life & Health lessons before you add state-specific details.
Study the 23 reviewed New York rules in the State Law Pack.
Use quizzes and review to turn missed questions into a focused next step.
Open the official source links whenever you want to verify the regulatory context.
State rule focus
These are the reviewed topics in the New York State Law Pack. They help you keep your state work organized without mixing it into national insurance rules.
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Exam details
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Exam provider
PSI Services LLC / New York State Department of Financial Services
Questions
150
Passing score
70%
New York sources
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Start with a free preview, select New York as your testing state, and study national topics before your state-specific rules.
This guide is educational and is not legal or licensing advice. Confirm current requirements with the New York insurance regulator and the relevant exam provider before scheduling your exam.