Who this license is for
Anyone who wants to sell insurance covering physical property — homeowners, renters, commercial buildings, and related coverage — needs a state-issued Property license.
Anyone who wants to sell liability-based coverage — personal or commercial auto, general liability, workers' compensation, and related lines — needs a state-issued Casualty license.
Topics to study
These general insurance topics provide a starting point for studying Minnesota Property & Casualty Producer. See the official exam breakdown and timing.
Plan your next steps in Minnesota
- Confirm the license you need and the current eligibility, education, application, and background-check requirements with Minnesota Department of Commerce.
- Review the exam content outline and use it to organize your study topics.
- Practice by topic, review explanations for mistakes, and work through a timed mock exam when you have covered the outline.
- Follow the regulator's current instructions for scheduling and applying for your license.
Before you book the exam
Check the current candidate instructions for identification, scheduling, fees, and permitted materials. CARE provides exam preparation; a practice result does not guarantee a passing result or grant a license.
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