Self-paced Life and Accident & Health exam prep
Self-paced insurance exam practice. Learn on your own time.
Practice exams and study tools you use whenever it suits you. No class, no teacher and no schedule. Practice questions follow your state's current exam outline, every answer is explained with the law it comes from, and flashcards help you review.
Choose your state
Each state has its own practice exams and prices.
Why Prep Retention
What makes Prep Retention different
Built around one idea: you should know exactly why every answer is right, straight from the law.
Built for the exam you will actually take
Every state gets its own practice exams, built to that state's current exam outline: the same sections and the same number of questions in each. Massachusetts: 50 general and 30 state law. Tennessee: 50 general and 18 state law. South Carolina: 50 general and 25 state law. Pennsylvania: 100 questions in the PSI section mix, with state law inside the sections.
The law quoted in every answer
After you submit, every paid question quotes the statute, rule or official source it comes from, with a link to read it yourself.
All four choices explained
You see why the right answer is right and why each wrong answer is wrong, on every question.
Sources we keep checking
We re-check the source behind every question on a schedule. If a source stops loading, or no longer shows the quoted text, on two checks in a row, that question comes out of the practice exams until it is fixed.
Timed like the real exam
Where the state publishes the exam time, our full practice exam gets that same total time for the same number of scored questions. Tennessee, for example, gives 1 hour and 45 minutes for 68 scored questions plus 9 unscored pretest questions, so our 68-question exam gets 105 minutes, about 1.54 minutes per question.
One price, everything included
$54.99 per exam or $79.99 for both. One-time payment, no subscription, 180 days of access. All seven study tools come with every package.
How it works
Three steps
- Choose your state. Your account is for that state's exams.
- Try a sample test. 15 questions for your state, with the explanations shown when you submit.
- Practice until you are ready. Full timed exams, topic quizzes, flashcards, a study guide and review of the questions you miss, with your readiness tracked by topic.
What you get
Seven study tools in every package
- Full-length exam simulators, plus general-only and state-law-only sections
- Topic mini quizzes for every part of the exam outline
- Flashcards built from the question bank
- A study guide with the quoted law for every topic
- Due today review: missed questions come back until you get them right
- The law quoted on every question, with a link to the source
- Readiness tracking and scores by topic
See each tool for your state: Massachusetts, Tennessee Coming soon, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Kansas Coming soon, Idaho or Hawaii.
Questions
Common questions
Which exams do you cover?
The Life and Accident & Health producer license exams in Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Tennessee. Each state has its own practice exams, built to that state's current exam outline. More states are coming.
How much does it cost?
$54.99 per exam or $79.99 for both exams of your state. One-time payment, no subscription, 180 days of access.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. Take the free 15-question sample test for your state.
Is this an approved pre-licensing course?
No. Prep Retention is independent exam review and practice material. It is not a pre-licensing or approved course, and no certificate is issued.
Are these real exam questions?
No. Our practice questions are written by us and are not questions from the actual exam. Prep Retention is not affiliated with Pearson, PSI or any state insurance regulator.
Can I get a refund?
All sales are final, except for defective or non-conforming products and billing errors. See our Refund Policy for details.
Good to know
Prep Retention is independent exam review and practice material. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pearson, PSI or any state insurance regulator, it is not a pre-licensing or approved course, and no certificate is issued. Our questions are written by us; they are not questions from the actual exam. We do not guarantee that you will pass. Results vary.