North Carolina Sets Up Flood Insurance Conferences Statewide
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- Free CE course credit for agents who attend flood insurance classes
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North Carolina Insurance Commissioner
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This hurricane season, Commissioner Causey is so adamant residents are aware of the differences in policy coverage that, for the first time, he is offering free continuing education course credits for insurance agents who attend the conference "
Registration for the conference is also free.
The flood insurance conference will feature the expertise of NCDOI Chief Deputy Commissioner Dr.
The conference is also open to the public.
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