2 Wisconsin CE credits · Course #63253
Principles of Insurance is a 2-credit Wisconsin insurance continuing-education course from CEWisconsin, Wisconsin OCI-approved provider #20781. Fundamentals of insurance in law and in practice. This page has a free 7-minute video overview and a 20-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 introduction to the principles of insurance, explaining that its primary purpose is to reduce the harmful effects and fears associated with risks that affect people and property. The sources trace the historical development of insurance, noting that systems like marine insurance date back thousands of years and that modern practices evolved after events like the Great Fire of London. Furthermore, the text distinguishes insurance from wagering by outlining key legal differences, such as the requirement for an insurable interest and the principle of utmost good faith, while also detailing how insurers utilize the law of large numbers to manage risk and collect premiums. Finally, the material categorizes various types of risks, such as pure risks (insurable) and speculative risks (generally uninsurable), and discusses the essential legal components of an insurance contract.
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