What is the maximum continuing education hours required for a General Lines Agent every two years if licensed for six years or more?

For a General Lines Agent who has been licensed for six years or more, the requirement for continuing education hours every two years is set at a maximum of 20 hours. This reflects the standards established for maintaining a license and ensuring that agents remain knowledgeable about the evolving insurance landscape, including changes in regulations and new products.

The 20-hour requirement distinguishes those with more extensive experience from newer agents, who typically have different education requirements. Thus, it is essential for experienced agents to continue their education while balancing their professional expertise, reinforcing the importance of ongoing professional development without overwhelming them with excessive hours.

This structured approach to continuing education helps ensure that agency professionals can adequately serve their clients while staying informed about industry standards and practices.