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How do you gents get your CE credits currently?
I know I can pick up a few here and there by attending functions that NAIFA and AHIA and the such, but is WebCE the fastest way to go?
Wisconsin finally now allows us to use web-based CE credits, but for cost and time constraints, I'm wondering if they are my best choice.
For those who have not heard of WebCE, here's their website.
I got a flyer in the mail a month ago that I posted on my cork board so I wouldn't lose it, it says that I can get up to 24 hours of CE for $19.95.
I also have been checking out the NAABC "National Association of Alternative Benefit Consultants".
Here's their website as well.
I think that it would be a great idea to take the course if for no other reason then putting a designation on your self that will get people to ask about it.
It's obviously not a big deal, but I think it helps lead into the topic with a bit of authority.......albeit you may not learn that much more then researching the topics on your own, but since you have someone saying that you are a "Certified Benefit Consultant"...they believe it.
What a world.
Plus a listing on United States Treasury Department can't hurt.
It may not help much either though.....
Thoughts?
I know I can pick up a few here and there by attending functions that NAIFA and AHIA and the such, but is WebCE the fastest way to go?
Wisconsin finally now allows us to use web-based CE credits, but for cost and time constraints, I'm wondering if they are my best choice.
For those who have not heard of WebCE, here's their website.
I got a flyer in the mail a month ago that I posted on my cork board so I wouldn't lose it, it says that I can get up to 24 hours of CE for $19.95.

I also have been checking out the NAABC "National Association of Alternative Benefit Consultants".
Here's their website as well.
I think that it would be a great idea to take the course if for no other reason then putting a designation on your self that will get people to ask about it.
It's obviously not a big deal, but I think it helps lead into the topic with a bit of authority.......albeit you may not learn that much more then researching the topics on your own, but since you have someone saying that you are a "Certified Benefit Consultant"...they believe it.
What a world.

Plus a listing on United States Treasury Department can't hurt.
It may not help much either though.....
Thoughts?