Time flies by!
Here's what I've done for you recently:
I'm almost done updating courses for the 2008 exam year.
I've
made good progress already. I've probably finished the course you want.
I have already updated for 2008 the following
AICPCU and IIA courses:
CPCU
510, 520, 530, 540, 551, 552, 553, 555, 556, 557, and 560.
Intro 20, 30, 50, and 60.
INS 21, 22, and 23.
AIS 25.
API 28 and 29.
AIC 33, 34, 35, and 36.
AIM 40 and 44.
ARM 54, 55, and 56.
AU 65 and 66.
AAI 81, 82, and 83.
APA 91 and 92.
AIAF 111 and 112.
AMIM 121 and 122.
AIT 131, 132, and 134.
ARe 143 and 144.
AFSB 151, 152, and 153.
ASLI 163 and 164.
IR (ARC) 201.
ARM-P (RMPE) 352.
That means I am done with the Institute
revisions for
2008!
I have already updated the following HS (CLU, ChFC,
CASL) courses:
Reminder:
It's a good idea not to take ANY
course in the first quarter it is offered after a significant update.
HS 300 through 09/09
HS 311 through 03/09.
HS 313 through 12/07, hence some revisions
are needed. HS 313 will be available by 3/31/08.
HS 321 through 06/09.
HS 322 through 03/08, but might be extended
to 06/08.
HS 323 through 03/09.
HS 324 through 06/08.
HS 325 through 12/08.
HS 326 through 03/09.
HS 328 through 06/08.
HS 330 through 12/09.
HS 331 through 06/09.
HS 332 through 03/08.
HS 350 through 06/08.
HS 351 through 06/09.
HS 352 through 09/09.
Reminder:
It's a good idea not to take ANY
course in the first quarter it is offered after a significant update.
I plan to rewrite my CIC materials in the middle half
of 2008.
But, rest assured, my current CIC materials will
certainly help you prepare for your CIC Institutes and they carry my
three guarantees:
The best in the world by your opinion and
A bargain at their $295 price and
You'll pass or
Your money back.
How I set my work schedule:
I check the number of backorders I
have for any remaining courses and then estimate how long it will
take me to do those with the most backorders.
I will then determine my work schedule
according to how many patrons I can make happy per day of work.
That's the way I always do it.
That means that if you want help with a
course, the best thing you can do is place your order today.
You gain in three ways:
First, by ordering now, you move your course
higher on my priority list.
Second, by ordering now, you'll get some of my
material sooner as I can email it to you.
Third, by ordering now, if you end up getting
all my work, but not fast enough for my standards (or yours), then
you get it all at no charge.
(I do not charge your credit card
until I ship the last assignment.)
Remember, in most cases, the
material I have for those courses would be adequate to score way
over 90% on next year's exams ... I just haven't updated and
reformatted the content to match the current numbering of the
educational or learning objectives and review questions.
That
means, in most cases, by ordering now, you can start studying in
minutes as we can email you some content instantly.
If you delay, you increase the chance of not
ever getting around to getting my help.
And that means your chance of failing your
exam will be far higher if you don't order now.
Ray
PS
Last year and this year,
I spent a lot of time working on my
insurance dictionary.
I expect to get it published in 2008 ... but it always
seems to take second place.
I am also, of necessity, learning more about Excel.
(Never make more than 65,536 entries!
Do not expect the same results when you follow the same
sequence of commands!)
I've continued learning FrontPage so I can keep my website up-to-date.
In fact, I did this update entirely by myself ... from opening
FrontPage to publishing it on the web.
I was
recently reminded of the
level of pain involved with the death of an honored parent. Dad was the greatest man I have
ever known. Mom was the greatest woman. I am the
luckiest person ... to have been adopted and raised by them.
My greatest inheritances: a work ethic and a moral code.
Unfortunately, my Mom's sister (who lived with my wife and me) died
too soon after Mom died.



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