Life Insurance CE Courses for Saskatchewan: 37 Continuing Education Credits Available change province

This course is designed to deepen the understanding of managing risk through insurance within the realm of financial planning. Tailored specifically for experienced insurance professionals in Canada, it provides a look at the strategic use of insurance products to effectively mitigate financial risks. A core focus is on being strategic and holistic in approaching a formal risk management process.

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of annuities within the Canadian retirement planning landscape, focusing on their integration with life, accident, and sickness insurance. Designed for Canadian insurance professionals, it covers the types, regulations, market trends, and the strategic use of annuities in retirement planning.

This course looks at how life and accident/sickness insurance products can be strategically integrated into shareholders agreements. We help navigate the complexity and essential aspects of using these insurance products to safeguard business continuity and protect shareholder interests in various unforeseen scenarios. This is technical life, accident & sickness course.

This course looks at the roles, responsibilities, ethical and legal implications of using a Power of Attorney and Trusted Contact Person in Canadian insurance. This is a technical course for all insurance types, general, property, casual, life, accident, sickness and adjusters.

This one-hour course is designed to provide insurance professionals with a rapid yet comprehensive overview of the legal principles underlying insurance contracts in Canada. Participants will explore the duties of both parties involved, dive into the concept of utmost good faith, and gain insights into effective dispute resolution mechanisms. This is a technical course for all insurance types, general, property, casual, life, accident, sickness and adjusters.

This is a one-hour course that dives into estate planning concepts and techniques. The course discusses the strategic use of life insurance and other insurance products for tax-efficient wealth transfer, capitalizing on tax planning and legacy creation. Participants will gain insights into leveraging insurance tools for optimized wealth management and estate planning outcomes. This is a technical life, accident and sickness course.

This course dives into mental health coverage within the Canadian insurance landscape. Participants will explore common mental health conditions, challenges with insurance coverage, disability insurance, life, underwriting and claims management. The course also offers insights into the role of Employee Assistance Programs, and the impact of legislative changes and ethical considerations. With a focus on equipping professionals to make informed decisions, this course bridges the gap between mental health needs and insurance provisions, emphasizing equitable treatment and comprehensive care. This is a technical life, accident and sickness course.

This course explores the transformative impact of digital innovations on the life insurance industry. By diving into the Insurtech landscape, participants will gain insight into emerging technologies, industry disruptors, and the future of digital-first life insurance. This is a technical life insurance CE course.

This course discusses the overall structure of group insurance and group benefits plans. The course starts with an overview of the history of group benefits, then discusses parties involved in group benefits and some legal ramifications. Following the legal discussion, the taxation of group benefits are discussed, and finally, the course closes by looking at examples of typical group benefits policies, from the life component to drug benefits and so on. This is a technical course suitable for credit in all provinces (course code #ins122), and will be particularly useful for life insurance professionals.

This technical course is an introduction to medical underwriting, and discusses how premium rates are calculated according to risk classes, as well as the steps of the medical underwriting process. The course then concludes with a discussion of four post-issue underwriting issues that should be considered. Approved for Life, A&S customers.

This technical course helps you understand Beneficiary Designations for all types of insurance, including Life, Accident and Sickness, Group Insurance IVICs/Seg Funds, Registered Plans, Pension Plans, Tax-Free Savings Accounts, and Wills.

This course on Understanding Trusts provides the basics of trusts, one of the fundaments of the insurance industry. The course defines trust and the parties of a trust and then discusses the five different types of trusts. Then we discuss six points related to the taxation of trusts, and finally discuss the uses of trusts and traps that people sometimes fall into. This technical course is approved as a Life, A&S course.

This course introduces Risk Management concepts to the insurance professional and explains the definition of risk, understanding loss, elements of risk control and how we finance risk. This is a great overview for the basis of insurance. This technical course is approved in all provinces for all licence types.

This is a legal course on Money Laundering for all insurance professionals that require CE Credit. It covers the technical requirements for disclosure to FINTRAC (the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Center of Canada), money laundering laws in Canada, and the role of "the Act," known as the PCMFTLA - Proceeds of Crime, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act. This course includes over 40 different examples of how to detect money laundering among your clients. This technical course is approved in all provinces and for all types of licences. Three credit hours total. Part 2 of 3. Note: you must take all three hours to received credit for this course.

In Understanding Tort Law, you will cover basic legal concepts and the connection between Common Law and Tort Law. You will also learn about the seven types of Intentional Torts, Criminal Torts versus Intentional Torts as well look at several court studies showing the evolution of this legal concept in Insurance.

This is a great course to learn about types and categories of risk, methods of managing risk, ACV, RC and many other insurance concepts and terms that you can apply daily at your workplace. This is a technical course.

To understand insurance contracts it is important to understand some of the history, technical jargon and terms of the legal system. In this course you will see how the history of law over the past 2000 years relates to present day insurance practices. This is a technical course.

This is a great primer on insurance law in Canada. Along with legal concepts, there will be legal definitions presented that are important to the insurance market as well as to other markets utilizing contracts.