Life, Health & Annuity Agent Licensing – TX (In-Person)
$284.95
• Our Most Comprehensive Option
• 2-Days Live In-Person Class
• Printed Book Included
• Ask Questions In Class
• Focused 2-Day Exam Preparation
• Schedule the State Exam When Ready
• 70 Days Online Course Included
A 2-Day Live In-Person Class held in a Meeting Room; just select your city & dates from the calendar and enroll. Our instructor will guide a focused review of the exam topics. Use the included online practice tools afterward and schedule the exam when your results show you are ready. If you schedule the state exam soon after class, leave enough time to use the included online practice tests and review weaker topics first.
You may begin studying immediately prior to your class through our included online course and online activity remains available for independent study; Texas does not require a fixed prelicensing-hour total for the regular resident General Lines route. You may join or schedule for our Webinar classes within 70 days for free.
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The All Access package includes 24+ approved Texas Continuing Education hours online, so your renewal credits are ready after you pass the licensing exam.
Optional. Not required to finish today's licensing checkout. Buying the included CE topics separately would total $249.60.
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Choose self-study for online learning on your schedule, or review the dates for a live virtual class.
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Texas in-person Life & Health exam preparation
This 2-day in-person class plus 70-day online course provides optional independent exam preparation. Texas does not require a fixed prelicensing-hour total for the regular resident General Lines route, and class attendance does not guarantee exam passage or license issuance.
- Exam: Pearson VUE currently lists English General Lines - Life, Accident and Health exam InsTX-LAH05 at 150 minutes and a $49 test-center fee.
- Outline: the current handbook totals 130 scoreable and 15 pretest questions.
- Resident sequence: TDI currently lists exam, fingerprint process, then license application. It lists a $50 application fee and a one-year deadline after passing.
TDI resident steps | Pearson VUE Texas program | Current handbook and outline
Purchase does not include the Pearson VUE exam, fingerprinting, application or transaction fees, insurer appointment, or a license. Confirm changing requirements with TDI and Pearson VUE.
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Inside your Texas Life & Health course
Use the online course alongside your selected in-person class. Review the topics you find difficult before the scheduled session.
1. Definitions
Build the insurance vocabulary first. Keep a short review list so unfamiliar terms do not distract you from the coverage or benefit being tested.
2. Health Plans
Connect health coverage, benefits and cost-sharing concepts to the situations in your lessons. Review the explanation behind an answer before trying another question.
3. Life & Annuity
Connect policy roles, life insurance benefits and annuity concepts. Identify what the question is asking before comparing the answer choices.
4. State Regulation
Study the Texas material alongside the general insurance concepts. Keep a separate list of state-specific topics to revisit during practice review.
Try two course study examples
Choose an answer before opening the explanation. These original examples demonstrate insurance concepts; they are not state examination questions.
Separate the policy roles
Morgan owns a life insurance policy covering Alex, and Casey is the beneficiary. Who is named to receive the death benefit?
Show answer and reasoning 1
Casey, the beneficiary. Morgan is the policyowner and Alex is the insured. Identify which role the question asks about before choosing an answer.
Apply the deductible before coinsurance
Assume $5,000 of covered, allowed health expenses, a $1,000 deductible still to be met, and an insurer that pays 80% afterward. No other cost-sharing or limit applies. What is the insurer’s share?
Show answer and reasoning 2
$5,000 − $1,000 = $4,000; 80% of $4,000 = $3,200. The member pays $1,800 in this example: the deductible plus $800 of coinsurance.
Examples use simplified assumptions. Actual policy terms and loss facts determine real coverage and payments.
Turn practice into a review plan
After working through the topics, use your course’s Practice section to identify weak areas. Return to the relevant lesson and explain why the answer fits. Follow the instructions in Final and any other completion steps shown in your course.
Reinforce your review with the course reference and printable study cards available in your course.
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