Segregated Funds | Continuing Education by learnformula

Segregated Funds

Name: Segregated Funds
Price: 129 CAD
Rating: 2.7 (3 reviews)

Exploring Growth and Protection in Segregated Fund Investments

Created byPNC Learning

2.7

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BeginnerUpdated Apr 16, 2024

About This Course

Segregated funds is a key product line for life insurance agents. Understand the ins and outs of this product and advise your clients better with this accredited CE course.

This continuing education (CE) course includes:

Intro to Seg Funds
Types of segregated funds & investments
Disclosures and fund facts
Features of Seg Funds (ie. maturity guarantee and death benefits)
Fees
Role of the insurance agent in Seg Funds contracts

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PNC Learning

2x Award Winning Commercial Insurance Broker

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Founder and CEO of PNC Learning (a wholly owned LearnDay subsidiary), one of Canada’s leading independent providers of pre-licensing and accredited continuing education courses for insurance professionals. https://courses.pnclearning.com With programs currently in use by thousands of students and at some of the largest insurance brokerages across Canada, Jacques has deep experience in successfully launching and marketing new e-Learning programs for the fitness industry, financial services, and other regulated industries. With a technical background, his expertise in e-Learning includes content creation, sales & marketing, and everything required to bring a new e-Learning program to market from the ground up.

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