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(More customer reviews)I had to give this 3 stars because a person can pass the test if they use it, since you only need to get 70%. But it is poorly written with poor grammar in many places and has several glaring issues that would cause confusion, so it isn't efficient for quick study since there will be places you'll be going back, wondering what you've missed. Like, it has these quick summaries in each chapter to highlight the type of things you must know from the chapter, but in these summaries it sometimes adds vocabulary that were never mentioned in the chapter (will they be on the test?), or doesn't discuss the same issues that were mentioned in the chapter -- for example, for the spendthrift clause the chapter only talks about whether a beneficiary is a spendthrift and how you can arrange for benefits to be paid in that case. But in the quick summary it only talks about whether the insured is a spendthrift -- never mentioned in the chapter -- so you are left wondering what else they didn't tell you? This confirms my experience taking a practice SAT at Kaplan, where I found several of the questions were very poorly worded in a way that no one at the College Board would have done. If I were the head of an insurance company and my agents were using this, I'd be concerned. After all, it's priced the same as other textbooks but it hasn't been given what one would expect to be a reasonable amount of editorial supervision.
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