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Kaplan sells full licensing study packages with instruction. Evergreen is a low-cost practice question bank. Which suits you depends on whether you need teaching or more practice.
Facts checked 11 October 2026 on Kaplan Financial Education's own website.
| Evergreen Insurance Prep | Kaplan Financial Education | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $49 once, every state and both lines | $139 to $349 for a Life & Health package (Texas, regular prices); question bank alone from $69 |
| Access | Lifetime, up to 3 devices | 60 days; extensions $29 to $49 |
| Free to try | One full practice exam on every state and line, no sign-up | 7-day free trial of sample study tools |
| Question bank | About 900 to 1,250 questions per state and line (national core plus that state's law), each with a statute-cited explanation; 24,150 across all 31 states and both lines | Not stated |
| Teaching | None: practice questions with written explanations | Video and audio review, printed manual with state law supplement; live online classes on Premium |
| Approved course hours | No | Licensing packages sold; approval not stated on the pages checked |
| Guarantee or refund | Full refund within 14 days | Full refund if you do not pass and meet Kaplan's criteria |
live online classes with instructor support, video and audio review, a printed manual with a state law supplement, a conditional money-back guarantee, and the best-known brand in insurance licensing.
price ($49 against $139 to $349 for one Life & Health package), lifetime access against 60 days, one purchase covering every state and both lines, and a full practice exam free before you pay.
Many candidates study with a course and add a question bank for extra practice. Kaplan's access ends after 60 days unless extended; Evergreen's does not, so it also covers a retake or a second line later.
Every state and line has one full practice exam free, with written explanations, and no sign-up. If it suits you, the full bank is $49 once.
Yes. Evergreen is $49 once for every state and line. Kaplan's Texas Life & Health packages are $139 to $349 at regular prices, with 60 days of access, and its question bank alone starts at $69.
Yes: 7 days of access to sample study tools. Evergreen's free tier is one full practice exam on every state and line, with no time limit.
Kaplan says you can qualify for a full refund if you do not pass, subject to its terms and criteria. Evergreen offers a full refund within 14 days of purchase instead.
No. Evergreen has no videos or classes. Every question has a written explanation citing the statute, which teaches through practice rather than lessons.
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