Continuing education requirements

Massachusetts CE Requirements

Massachusetts has a first-term rule and limited reciprocity.

45.00Total CE hoursEvery 3 years after first term

Requirement summary

State authority
Massachusetts Division of Insurance
Required CE hours
45.00
Renewal cycle
Every 3 years after first term
Ethics requirement
0.00 hours
Class-equivalent requirement
0.00 hours
Reporting rule
Manual verification required before reporting or assuming acceptance.
Reciprocity status
Limited reciprocity · Limited reciprocity warning
Mosaic CE support
Limited support / warning

Massachusetts CE calculator

CE Compliance Calculator

Enter completed hours to estimate remaining CE, ethics and class-equivalent requirements. Final compliance should be verified with the applicable regulator or reporting system.

Not compliant based on entered valuesMassachusetts resident-state calculation
Required total45.00Required ethics0.00Required class-equivalent0.00Completed total0Completed ethics0Completed class-equivalent0Remaining total45Ethics deficiency0Class-equivalent deficiency0Renewal riskNormalCompliance statusIncompleteReciprocity warnings2
Reciprocity warning
  • Massachusetts is marked limited or unsupported by Mosaic CE. Manual verification is required.
  • Massachusetts: Limited reciprocity warning
Do not assume Massachusetts CE acceptance without explicit verification.
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FAQ

Can the calculator confirm final compliance?

No. It is a planning tool. Final compliance must be verified with the regulator or Sircon where applicable.

Do non-resident states change the resident requirement?

No. Your resident-state requirement remains the primary requirement. Additional states may require separate verification.

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