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South Carolina Insurance Licensing Requirements -40% Agents Not Yet in Compliance

By John Darer

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If you do business in South Carolina and you haven't yet complied with the new licensing requirements,  you better act fast. The deadline for those who want to continue to do insurance business in the state is looming. The South Carolina insurance director is quoted in today's insurance Journal:

"Our records indicate that more than 40 percent of both resident and nonresident agents have yet to renew their license, complied with CE requirements or both. Their licenses will lapse if they have not complied by the May 1, 2010 deadline. They will be unlicensed and unable to transact the business of insurance."


Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on April 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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