New York Property & Casualty Guided Course

This guided course is for learners who want a structured path through New York Property & Casualty Insurance Examination. Start with ordered lessons, answer exam-style questions, review explanations, and use Practice Mode afterward to test retention.

• Follow an ordered New York Property & Casualty course path instead of starting with random questions.
• Use source-backed scenarios to connect concepts to practical administration decisions.
• Review why the correct answer fits and why the distractors do not.
• Track course progress on this device and return to the next lesson later.
• Move from guided learning into Practice Mode when you are ready to check retention and speed.

The full course continues in order. These early lessons are crawlable here so you can see the shape of the path before the interactive course loads.

1. Lesson 1: Distinguish HO-2 through HO-6 and HO-8 eligibility, covered property, loss-of-use, liability, and medical-payments coverage
   Lesson 1 uses Distinguish HO-2 through HO-6 and HO-8 eligibility, covered property, loss-of-use, liability, and medical-payments coverage to connect Homeowners Policy (14%) with Agent versus broker — Insurance Law §§2101, 2103, 2104.
2. Lesson 2: Apply insurable interest, underwriting, rating, valuation, deductibles, coinsurance, cancellation, nonrenewal, subrogation, salvage, and duties after loss
   Lesson 2 uses Apply insurable interest, underwriting, rating, valuation, deductibles, coinsurance, cancellation, nonrenewal, subrogation, salvage, and duties after loss to connect Property and Casualty Insurance Basics (13%) with Solicit, negotiate, and sell — Insurance Law §2101.
3. Lesson 3: Apply New York financial responsibility, liability, no-fault PIP, uninsured or underinsured motorist, assigned-risk, claim, cancellation, and inspection rules
   Lesson 3 uses Apply New York financial responsibility, liability, no-fault PIP, uninsured or underinsured motorist, assigned-risk, claim, cancellation, and inspection rules to connect Auto Insurance (11%) with Property/casualty agent licensing — Insurance Law §2103.
4. Lesson 4: Apply commercial common conditions, commercial general liability, commercial property, crime, inland marine, equipment breakdown, and farm coverage
   Lesson 4 uses Apply commercial common conditions, commercial general liability, commercial property, crime, inland marine, equipment breakdown, and farm coverage to connect Commercial Package Policy (11%) with Broker licensing standard — Insurance Law §2104.
5. Lesson 5: Apply New York property and casualty producer licensing, appointment, renewal, education, reporting, and disciplinary requirements
   Lesson 5 uses Apply New York property and casualty producer licensing, appointment, renewal, education, reporting, and disciplinary requirements to connect Insurance Regulation (9%) with Agent appointment filing — Insurance Law §2112.
6. Lesson 6: Distinguish risk, exposure, peril, hazard, loss, reinsurance, insurer classifications, and agency authority
   Lesson 6 uses Distinguish risk, exposure, peril, hazard, loss, reinsurance, insurer classifications, and agency authority to connect General Insurance (9%) with Termination for cause reporting — Insurance Law §2112.
7. Lesson 7: Determine businessowners eligibility and apply property, business income, extra expense, liability, medical, and optional coverage
   Lesson 7 uses Determine businessowners eligibility and apply property, business income, extra expense, liability, medical, and optional coverage to connect Businessowners Policy (8%) with License discipline — Insurance Law §2110.
8. Lesson 8: Apply New York workers’ compensation employment, injury, occupational disease, benefit, claim, exclusive-remedy, employer-liability, and coverage requirements
   Lesson 8 uses Apply New York workers’ compensation employment, injury, occupational disease, benefit, claim, exclusive-remedy, employer-liability, and coverage requirements to connect Workers' Compensation Insurance (8%) with Fiduciary handling of premiums — Insurance Law §2120.
9. Lesson 9: Distinguish umbrella and excess, errors and omissions, professional, directors and officers, fiduciary, liquor, employment-practices, environmental, and cyber liability
   Lesson 9 uses Distinguish umbrella and excess, errors and omissions, professional, directors and officers, fiduciary, liquor, employment-practices, environmental, and cyber liability to connect Other Coverages and Options (7%) with Continuing education and license maintenance — Series 17-56.
10. Lesson 10: Distinguish dwelling basic, broad, and special causes of loss and apply Coverages A through E
    Lesson 10 uses Distinguish dwelling basic, broad, and special causes of loss and apply Coverages A through E to connect Dwelling Policy (6%) with Rebating — Insurance Law §2324.