Where TIA may fall short?

[jesusislord]

Originally Posted by Daniel

Per my experience, TIA fall short on COPLFR, and Blanchard Reinsurance for sure. Coverage is pretty good on Am best.

He mentions in the COPLFR video that he leaves out some parts of COPLFR and encourages everyone to read it themselves. Given that the paper is on SAO, and I will be writing opinions, I will take time to read this paper.

[Revis Island]

So I plan on reading word for word and understanding thoroughly:

Schedule F/P, Feldblum/Blanchard Notes, Feldblum IEE, Feldblum Surplus, Feldblum RBC, IRIS, Blanchard Insurance, COPFLR, Feldblum Taxable Income, Porter and all the regulation/gov program papers.

Anything I should add to this list?

Most everything else seems to have been tested sporadically or not at all. I have read/skimmed everything, but I plan on using TIA to memorize key points on the papers not on this list. So for me it won't be a question of relying on TIA for 100% of the material. I would anticipate at least 75% of the exam to come from the above papers. Even if TIA is only good for 50% of the other 25%, that should leave me a margin of error on the core 75%.