01 · DIAGNOSTICFind the topics to revisit
Start with a check-in, then use the results as a guide for focused practice.
Practice with questions based on your state's exam outline, see why each answer is right, and know what to study next.

2,392published questions across 4 state banks
Reviewed twiceA second reviewer checks each question without the answer key
Sources includedExplanations link back to the underlying authority
This sample comes from the Texas question bank. Choose an answer to reveal the explanation and its source, just as you will in practice.
A client wants permanent life insurance but wants all required premiums completed within 20 years. Which policy best matches that goal?
A national question set skips the part that decides most results: your state's own insurance code. Each bank here is built from that state's published outline.
10 questions here, or the 15-question diagnostic in the app. It shows which topics are weak — a first estimate, not a score.
The app turns the days you have into one target per day. Miss a day and it becomes a small backlog, not a wall.
Spaced review of what you missed, a short focused read, mixed practice, and a follow-up on whatever you just got wrong.
See how the tools fit together: identify a topic, understand the answer, and decide what to review next.
01 · DIAGNOSTICStart with a check-in, then use the results as a guide for focused practice.
02 · EXPLANATIONRead the reasoning and check the cited source behind the answer.
03 · NEXT STEPKeep your next study target visible as you work toward exam day.
Example · Texas Life Agent
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Readiness counts only questions you answered on your own, across the whole syllabus. Guesses and hinted answers go back into review instead.
Each question is written against the official outline with its source cited, then answered blind by a second reviewer. If the two disagreed, the question stayed out — which is why 8 Georgia and 8 New York questions were held back rather than shipped.
Against the state's published exam outline, with a cited source on every question.
A second reviewer answers without the key and flags anything ambiguous.
Disagreements and ambiguous items are held back, not shipped.
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20 real questions from each state bank, with the answer and the source under every one.
Short, sourced answers to what candidates actually search for.
The path from zero to a licensed life insurance agent: pre-licensing, the state exam, background check and application — and where people lose time.
Side-by-side exam format for Texas, Florida, Georgia and New York: scored questions, pretest questions, time limit, pass mark and what share is state law.
The life insurance license exam is passable with focused study. Here is where it is genuinely hard — state law, look-alike policy types, and precise provisions.
How to turn the time you have before the exam into a daily plan: diagnostic, topic weighting, spaced review, and mock exams in the last stretch.
Exam-focused comparison of term, whole, universal and variable life by premium, death benefit and cash value — the three features the questions test.
Grace period, incontestability, free look, reinstatement, suicide clause, nonforfeiture and settlement options — what each one does and how the exam asks about it.
Yes. The 10-question check on this site and the 4 state practice tests are free with no sign-up. In the app, the 15-question diagnostic, every explanation and the spaced-review deck are free; premium adds unlimited practice, full mock exams and the full topic breakdown.
Texas (Texas Life Agent), Florida (Florida 2-14 Life & Annuities), Georgia (Georgia Life Agent), New York (New York Life Agent/Broker). Each state has its own question bank written against that state's exam outline and its own insurance law.
All 4 exams we cover use a 70% pass mark on the scored questions — for example 56 correct out of 80 in Texas. Unscored pretest questions are mixed in and don't count.
Every question is written against the official state outline with its source cited, then answered a second time by an independent reviewer who never saw the answer key. Questions where the two disagreed, or that the reviewer marked ambiguous, were not published.
It gives a first estimate from 10 questions — useful to see which topics need work, but too small a sample to call you ready. Readiness in the app is based on your independent correct answers across the whole syllabus.
No. We are an independent exam-prep product. Exam formats come from the providers' published candidate handbooks, linked on each state page.
10 questions from your state's bank, each explained. Then a plan built from your exam date.