Read Your Policy in Ten Minutes
Learn the six parts of an insurance policy and where to look for what isn't covered. You'll also see why 'full coverage' isn't a type of policy.
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How insurance really works, reading your policy, actual cash value vs replacement cost, who regulates insurers, how your credit affects your insurance price, claims history reports, shopping, nonrenewals, filing claims that get paid, getting help, and spotting scams.
Learn the six parts of an insurance policy and where to look for what isn't covered. You'll also see why 'full coverage' isn't a type of policy.
Learn who regulates insurance in the U.S., what the NAIC does and doesn't do, how rates get reviewed, and what guaranty associations cover. You'll also learn how to check a license and a complaint record before you buy.
Learn how credit-based insurance scores differ from credit scores, where states ban or limit them, and what an adverse action notice must tell you. You'll also learn about re-rate requests, hardship exceptions and why a credit freeze doesn't block insurers.
Is Insurance Foundations free on 850 University?
Yes — 6 of 6 lessons in this course are free with an 850ai account. Watch on YouTube anytime; create a free account to take quizzes and track progress.
How many lessons are in Insurance Foundations?
This course includes 6 short video lessons, each followed by a quiz when you learn inside the 850ai app.
Can I dispute errors on my credit report after this course?
850 University teaches the concepts; 850ai can analyze your credit report and generate dispute letters when you are ready. Start free at my850.ai/landing.
Learn the strategy here, then let 850ai analyze your credit report and generate dispute letters tailored to your accounts.
Learn what's in an insurance claims-history report, how a home's history can follow the house, and your FCRA rights to a free yearly copy and disputes. You'll also see why 'just a question' can sometimes be logged as a claim.
Learn the difference between a cancellation and a nonrenewal, how notice rules work in Texas and Florida, what to do the day the letter arrives, and where to turn if no one will insure you.
Learn when to use no-cost steps, a public adjuster, appraisal or an attorney for an insurance claim, what public adjusters can charge, and how to spot red flags.