What license do individuals need to sell insurance covering property and liability risks?

Individuals need a Property and Casualty Insurance License to sell insurance covering property and liability risks because this type of license specifically allows agents to handle policies related to property coverage (like homeowners or commercial property insurance) as well as liability coverage (such as auto insurance or general liability insurance for businesses).

The Property and Casualty Insurance License focuses on the risks associated with physical property and potential legal liabilities, ensuring that the agent is knowledgeable about the various products in these categories and can provide sound advice and coverage options to clients.

In contrast, the other license categories focus on different areas of insurance. A Life Insurance License pertains exclusively to life insurance products, whereas a Health Insurance License is centered on health-related coverage. A Surplus Lines License, while related to specialty insurance, is specifically for products that are not available through standard market channels, thus requiring an additional qualification beyond the basic property and casualty capabilities.