I was given incorrect information from an AB Banker agent when selecting my CE courses on the phone 5/8/2025. I was told that the AML 90309 (5 hr) was not a conflict with AML refresher 98348 (1 hr) w... See more
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For over 45 years, students have turned to A.D. Banker & Company for the knowledge they need to pass insurance and FINRA licensing exams, and continue their insurance education. The high quality learning design produces outstanding results, and our knowledgeable customer care team provides friendly, responsive support to make the roads to licensing and career advancement easier.
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I used A. D. Banker for my Property & Casualty licensing exam and it helped me to pass on the second attempt after switching from another platform. The self, paced courses offer the flexibility with insurance concepts being explained clearly in the breakdowns, unlimited practice quizzes that are very similar to the real test, and chapter reviews that emphasize the key terms effectivelyall at a flat rate that gives you the freedom to take as many extras as you want without incurring any additional charges.
It's not flawless; some content is a bit long, winded with repetition, and I faced a couple of ambiguous practice questions that were not closely related to lessons, plus minor platform issues once slowed me down when navigating. However, support was quick to respond to the issue and fix it. Great option for those with a busy schedule and looking for an affordable, no, frills licensing prep.

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Good price and well done lessons. Easy to navigate and understandable. I passed my license exam the first time with ease.

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Not user friendly. Trouble getting my certificate of completion. Didn't prepare me for the test.

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A very informative course that lets me earn credits quickly and learn at my own pace. Some cost screens can be confusing, but past experience helped.

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I have never done an online job. Today is my second day on this platform.

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Product exactly as stated and met my needs. I will continue with A.D. Banker as needed.

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AD Banker always have the best people to do the webinars, and very good trainings.

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Whatever training is needed they provide. The platform and progression of the course is easy to follow

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I used A.D. Banker to study for my Property and Casualty license, and overall, I was very disappointed. The material is way too wordy — often saying the same thing multiple times in the same paragraph/section, which just makes it harder to follow. Because of all the unnecessary repetition, the explanations aren’t clear and feel like they drag on forever. Clear and concise is key.
A good example is their coverage of Homeowners policies. One of their questions asked which residential dwelling is eligible for a Homeowners policy but didn’t specify which type — HO-2, HO-3, HO-4, etc. They made it sound like rental properties aren’t eligible at all, which is misleading because renters can get an HO-4 (renters insurance), which is part of the Homeowners policy forms. This information was literally on the slide right before the question. This caused confusion and frustration. The question should have been much clearer about what kind of Homeowner's policy it was referring to.
The questions overall aren’t specific enough and sometimes feel misleading or ambiguous. The course repeats a lot of the same content without cutting down or simplifying, making it way longer than it needs to be.
On top of that, the platform itself is slow and clunky. Navigating between lessons and quizzes can take forever, which makes studying even more frustrating.
I wouldn’t recommend A.D. Banker to anyone looking for clear, straightforward insurance exam prep.

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I had class and things were moving good. they don't have enough resouces. Their policy of refund is Fraud, A Lie. I passed on second attempt with Kaplan study material. They supposed to refund on fail at first attempt but they deny with some nonsensical reason. I joined Kaplan and finally passed.

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I just think ADB is too wordy. I did pass the exam, however this isn't my first time. In the past, I have used another platform and felt much more prepared, in much less time.

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The course feels old, out dated and not user friendly or intuitive to how I study and learn. I would not recommend it.

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