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Maya & Ben talk through Property and Casualty Insurance (National) in a 61-minute show that never stops: 30 segments, practical scenarios and quick checks. Tune in and keep studying while you browse.

  • Maya & Ben
  • English
  • 61-min show, always on
  • 30 segments

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What’s on Property & Casualty Radio

Times shown in your local time · the show repeats every 61 minutes

  1. 0:0001The insurance contract: indemnity, insurable interest and good faith4 min
  2. 3:4202Your Call quiz · The insurance contract2 min
  3. 5:3903Insurable interest · The insurance contract2 min
  4. 7:5804Good faith · The insurance contract2 min
  5. 9:4705Myth or Fact · The insurance contract1 min
  6. 10:4006Rewind and what's next · The insurance contract2 min
  7. 12:2907Property coverage: actual cash value, perils and the 80 percent rule4 min
  8. 16:0108Your Call quiz · Property coverage2 min
  9. 18:0609Perils · Property coverage2 min
  10. 20:2810The 80 percent rule · Property coverage2 min
  11. 22:3711Myth or Fact · Property coverage1 min
  12. 23:3012Rewind and what's next · Property coverage2 min
  13. 25:1913Liability: negligence, vicarious liability and damages3 min
  14. 28:2314Your Call quiz · Liability2 min
  15. 30:1415Vicarious liability · Liability2 min
  16. 32:3716Damages · Liability2 min
  17. 34:2017Myth or Fact · Liability1 min
  18. 35:1118Rewind and what's next · Liability2 min
  19. 37:0919Homeowners and personal auto: Coverages A to F, split limits and the deer3 min
  20. 40:2920Your Call quiz · Homeowners and personal auto2 min
  21. 42:3621Split limits · Homeowners and personal auto3 min
  22. 45:0822The deer · Homeowners and personal auto2 min
  23. 47:0123Myth or Fact · Homeowners and personal auto1 min
  24. 47:5224Rewind and what's next · Homeowners and personal auto2 min
  25. 49:4925Commercial basics: the BOP, occurrence versus claims-made, and workers' comp3 min
  26. 53:1626Your Call quiz · Commercial basics2 min
  27. 55:0727Occurrence versus claims-made · Commercial basics2 min
  28. 57:1928Workers' comp · Commercial basics2 min
  29. 58:5129Myth or Fact · Commercial basics1 min
  30. 59:4130Rewind and what's next · Commercial basics2 min

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About Property & Casualty

The property and casualty insurance exam covers homeowners, auto, commercial property, liability insurance, and state regulations. This license is essential for agents selling auto, home, and commercial insurance.

Exam sponsor
State Department of Insurance, delivered by Pearson VUE, PSI, or Prometric
Assessment
Set by each state. Texas General Lines P&C: 145 items (100 general + 30 Texas law scored, 15 pretest) in 150 minutes. Florida 2-20 General Lines: 175 items (160 scored, 15 pretest) in 3 hours. California Property and Casualty: 150 questions in 195 minutes (PSI).
Time limit
Varies by state (Texas 150 minutes, Florida 3 hours, California 195 minutes)
Passing score
Varies by state (Florida 70%, Texas scaled 70, California 60%)
Official exam information

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Property & Casualty radio FAQ

Is P&C Insurance Radio free?

Yes. Property & Casualty Exam Prep Radio is free to listen to, with no sign-up. Press the power button and you join the broadcast straight away.

How does P&C Insurance Radio work?

It is a 61-minute recorded study show that broadcasts continuously. Everyone tuned in hears the same moment, like real radio. Turn it off whenever you like; turning it back on joins the current broadcast.

How is this different from a study podcast?

It works like a study podcast that is always on. Instead of choosing an episode, you join the show in progress, and everyone on a station hears the same moment. There is no seek bar, speed control or download.

Who are the hosts?

Maya & Ben are AI-generated hosts. The show is independent study material from OpenExamPrep; check exam rules with the official exam sponsor and practice with our free questions.

Can I keep listening while I practice?

Yes. Open practice questions, study guides or flashcards on any page. The radio keeps playing, and the header has a power button to turn it off or back on.

What score do I need to pass the P&C insurance exam?

Each state sets its own passing standard. Florida requires 70% of the questions answered correctly; Texas reports a scaled score from 0 to 100 and requires 70, which is not a percentage correct; California requires 60% on its producer exams. Texas scores the general and Texas-law questions together as one exam rather than as separately passed sections, so check your state's candidate handbook for how its exam is scored. The exam's complexity comes from coverage types, exclusions, and policy forms, so thorough practice is essential.

How hard is the property and casualty exam?

The P&C exam is considered one of the more demanding insurance exams because of the variety of policy forms, coverages, exclusions, and endorsements you must master. Plan for 60-80 hours of study over 4-6 weeks, and pay special attention to your state-law section (30 of the 130 scored questions in Texas).