Booking options
$117
$117
Delivered Online
4 hours
Advanced level
Coverages reviewed include:
Business Income
Extra Expense
Leasehold Interest
Numerous endorsements for Time Element Coverages
The student will also learn about the worksheets used for time element and the formulas behind calculating limits. They will learn to understand what coverages clients may need for each of their individual risks.
By the end of this course, the student will understand the underwriting, worksheets, calculations, and coverages required when writing time element policies.
Time Element Coverage is a type of commercial property insurance designed to protect businesses from financial losses that occur due to the interruption of normal operations after a covered event, such as a fire, storm, or other disaster. Unlike standard property insurance, which focuses on physical damage to buildings or contents, Time Element Coverage addresses the financial impact of the time it takes for a business to recover and resume operations.
Business Income Coverage: Reimburses lost income and ongoing expenses (like payroll, rent, and utilities) during the period when the business is unable to operate due to a covered event.
Extra Expense Coverage: Covers additional costs incurred to minimize the length or impact of the interruption, such as renting temporary facilities or leasing equipment.
Leasehold Interest Coverage: Protects tenants who lose favorable lease terms (like below-market rent) due to property damage that forces them to relocate.
Time Element Coverage ensures that businesses can maintain financial stability during periods of disruption. It helps cover lost revenue, pay necessary expenses, and support recovery efforts, allowing businesses to bounce back more quickly and effectively. This type of coverage is essential for protecting against the long-term financial consequences of operational downtime.
You must attend the live webinar in real-time, log in and out as instructed, provide your National Producer Number and State license info, actively participate, and stay for the full session.
No, the instructor-led webinars do not require a final exam.
Active participation is required. You will need to respond to instructor questions, answer at least two polling questions within one minute, and engage using the Chat feature. Attendance is monitored via your login/log-out times, Chat activity, and session records.
Late arrivals, inactivity, or lack of participation (e.g., not answering poll questions) will result in no CE credit being awarded.
Texas Residents: A minimum of three students must be enrolled for CE credit to be issued.
Thank you for your trust in Insurance Centers of America, Inc. Education. Our goal is to provide you with a quality learning experience enabling you to enhance your insurance carrier. If you are not entirely satisfied with your experience, you may request a refund per the following terms:
Refunds will be provided up to 30 days before the start of the enrolled course. Within 30 days before your class start date, you can contact us to reschedule the class on a different date at no additional charge. Once a class has started, there are no refunds. You may reschedule your course at a 50% discount rate on your original purchase.
Our goal is to have you successfully complete your state license exam on your first attempt by utilizing the materials provided and actively participating in the instructor-led classes. Should a student not pass the state exam, we will provide the two (2) days of exam preparation at no additional charge if taken with 60 days of your initial exam attempt.
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There are NO REFUNDS on textbooks or workbooks once these materials have been received by the student.
All refund requests must be made through the link in the My Account on the ICA Insurance Education website. No telephone or verbal requests will be accepted.
Students will have access to the class and materials for 60 days after date of enrollment.