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Michigan Life, Accident and Health Producer (Series 16-80)

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Michigan Life & Health Insurance License: Complete Roadmap

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1

Master Michigan Producer Law and Exam LogisticsYou are here

Start with DIFS authority, Chapter 12 licensing rules, appointments, CE, enforcement actions, and exam logistics (150 items, 150 minutes, 75% cut score).

22
hours
2

Build Life Policy and Annuity Accuracy

Drill life policy classes, provisions/riders/options, nonforfeiture, replacement duties, and annuity use/taxation with Michigan-specific compliance framing.

22
hours
Start this step
3

Build Health, Disability, and Senior-Market Fluency

Focus on health policy provisions, disability income, medical and group plans, Medicare supplement, LTC, and Michigan-tested health-law duties.

28
hours
4

Run Timed 150-Item Simulations

Practice full mixed-domain sessions under 150-minute timing and remediate misses by outline section and statute citation.

18
hours
Estimated total study time
90 hours
That's about 9 weeks at 10 hours/week

Can You Take the MI Life & Health Exam?

Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements

Age
At least 18 years old under Michigan producer licensing standards
Education
Complete a registered prelicensing program of study (40 hours for combined life and health) before testing and obtain a valid completion certificate
Background Check
Background review may apply during resident producer application processing
Additional Requirements
  • Pass Series 16-80 with at least 113 correct answers out of 150
  • Prelicensing certificate is valid for 12 months from completion date
  • Passing exam results are valid for 12 months from pass date
  • Submit resident producer application through NIPR within validity timelines
  • After licensing, complete 24 CE hours every 2 years including at least 3 ethics hours
  • Michigan CE rules allow carryover of up to 12 non-ethics hours into the next 2-year period
  • Report legal name or address changes to the commissioner within 30 days

MI Life & Health Quick Facts

Time to Get Licensed

4-8 weeks for most candidates

From start to license in hand

Exam Provider

PSI

In-Person Only
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Retake Policy

Under MCL 500.1204(6), a candidate who fails or misses the exam must reapply and pay required examination fees again; PSI scheduling policies also prohibit same-day retesting.

Total Cost Breakdown

Exam Fee$41
Application FeeVaries by resident producer filing path
Pre-License EducationVaries by approved provider (combined life and health prelicensing program)
Total Estimated Cost$41+ before prelicensing, application, and related processing costs
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What You'll Study

26 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide

1

Standalone Coverage Map

1 sections

2

Introduction: Michigan Life & Health Insurance Exam Overview

1 sections

3

National Portion: Insurance & Risk Fundamentals

5 sections

4

National Portion: Life Insurance Basics

4 sections

5

National Portion: Interest-Sensitive & Variable Life

4 sections

6

National Portion: Life Policy Provisions & Options

4 sections

7

National Portion: Life Riders & Underwriting

4 sections

8

National Portion: Annuities - Structure & Types

4 sections

9

National Portion: Annuities - Payout, Uses & Suitability

3 sections

10

National Portion: Life & Annuity Taxation, Group, and Retirement

4 sections

11

National Portion: Health Insurance Basics

4 sections

12

National Portion: Disability Income Insurance

4 sections

13

National Portion: Health Policy Provisions & Clauses

4 sections

14

National Portion: Group Health & Employer Plans

4 sections

15

National Portion: Senior & Government Health Programs

4 sections

16

National Portion: Long-Term Care & Supplemental Health

4 sections

17

National Portion: Affordable Care Act & Individual Market

3 sections

18

National Portion: Underwriting, Producers & Claims

3 sections

19

National Portion: Insurance Regulation & Licensing

3 sections

20

National Portion: Ethics & Unfair Trade Practices

3 sections

21

Chapter 1: Michigan Insurance Regulation & Licensing

3 sections

22

Chapter 2: Michigan Life Insurance Laws

3 sections

23

Chapter 3: Michigan Health Insurance Laws

3 sections

24

Chapter 4: Michigan Insurance Ethics & Prohibited Practices

3 sections

25

Chapter 5: Michigan Advanced Annuity Regulations

3 sections

26

Chapter 6: Michigan Group Insurance & Special Topics

3 sections

MI Life & Health-Specific Topics Covered

DIFS authority and Michigan producer regulation under Insurance Code Chapter 12Series 16-80 structure: 150 items, 150 minutes, and a 75% cut score (113 correct)Prelicensing and exam-result validity windows (12 months each)MCL 500.1204c CE rules: 24 hours every 2 years, minimum 3 ethics, up to 12 non-ethics carryover hours, and 90-day grace-period limitsName/address reporting duty within 30 days under MCL 500.1206(5)Michigan unfair-trade-practice, fraud, privacy, and disciplinary enforcement frameworkRemote insurance exam discontinuance effective June 10, 2025 (in-person testing model)

MI Life & Health Exam Details

Michigan Life, Accident and Health Producer (Series 16-80)

Administered by Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) / PSI

Official Source
75% (113/150)
Passing Score
150
Questions
2.5
Hours
$41 exam fee
Exam Fee
Study time: 60-100 hours
Prerequisites: Complete required prelicensing education, pass Series 16-80, and apply through NIPR within Michigan's exam-result validity window

Exam Content Breakdown

Based on the official Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) / PSI content outline

Michigan Insurance Regulation11% (17 items)

DIFS authority, producer licensing/appointments, CE, unfair trade practices, fraud, privacy, and discipline under Michigan Insurance Code Chapter 12 and related statutes/rules

General Insurance Concepts10% (15 items)

Risk, insurer types, agency authority, legal contract principles, and core insurance terminology

Life Insurance and Annuities29.5% (44 items)

Life basics, policy classes, policy provisions/options/riders, nonforfeiture, beneficiaries, and annuity concepts under Michigan-tested law and rules

Accident, Health, Disability, and Senior Products44% (66 items)

A&H basics, policy provisions, disability income, medical plans, group health, dental, Medicare supplement, long-term care, and special-needs coverage topics

Federal Tax Considerations5.5% (8 items)

Tax treatment for life insurance, annuities, qualified plans, and health insurance benefits/contributions

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