1 Wisconsin CE credit · Course #63252
Insurance Fraud is a 1-credit Wisconsin insurance continuing-education course from CEWisconsin, Wisconsin OCI-approved provider #20781. A quick look at insurance fraud in many of its present forms. This page has a free 6-minute video overview and a 29-minute audio overview to use before you enroll or while you study. CE credit comes from the course material and its test, not from watching or listening.
The course material offers a comprehensive overview of the pervasive and evolving issue of insurance fraud, estimating its annual cost to the U.S. economy at over $308.6 billion, leading to increased premiums for consumers. The documents detail various categories of fraud, noting that healthcare fraud has the highest financial impact at about $105 billion annually, while property/casualty fraud accounts for $45 billion. The texts discuss common schemes like "padding" claims and "opportunistic fraud," which often rise during economic hardship, and highlight the increasing threat posed by organized fraud rings and new technologies like Generative AI and deepfakes. Furthermore, the sources examine specific fraud types across different sectors, including auto insurance schemes (like staged accidents and premium evasion) and catastrophe-related fraud (often involving unethical contractors), while also addressing geographic hotspots for criminal activity and the problem of increasing public tolerance for fraudulent behavior.
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Go to the course in the catalogAbout these previews: the video and audio overviews were produced with Google NotebookLM from the course material. They summarize; the course text and its test are the authority. Page updated September 5, 2026.
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