How to get started

Exclusive Discount Code

Use this code at checkout on Xcel Solutions to get your WFG discount.

WFG

Enter it in the promo / discount box before you pay.

Fast Pass is your study coach — but you still need an approved pre-licensing course to sit for the state exam. Here is the exact path, in order.

Enroll at Xcel Solutions
1

Go to Xcel Solutions

Xcel Solutions is the pre-licensing education provider. Open their site and start a new enrollment for your state.

Open xcelsolutions.com
2

Choose LIFE (not Property & Casualty)

When picking your course/line of authority, select LIFE — or Life & Health / Life & Annuity if that is how your state packages it. Do not pick Property & Casualty.

3

Enter discount code WFG at checkout

Apply the code WFG in the promo/discount box before you pay. Confirm the discount shows on the order summary before completing checkout.

WFG
4

Complete the required pre-licensing hours

Work through the Xcel course and finish every required hour and the course final exam. Save your certificate of completion — your state and testing center will ask for it.

5

Study here every day with Fast Pass

Use the 14-Day Fast-Pass Plan, lessons, drills and simulated exams while you take the course. Fast Pass is free and needs no account.

Start my 14-day plan
6

Register, fingerprint, and schedule your state exam

Create your account with your state's testing vendor (Pearson VUE or PSI, depending on the state), complete fingerprinting/background if required, then schedule your exam date.

See my state's requirements
7

Pass the exam, then apply for your license

Bring valid ID and your course certificate. After you pass, submit your license application with your state Department of Insurance and finish any remaining steps.

Yes Yes Yes Life License Fast Pass is a supplemental exam-preparation platform. Students must independently complete all pre-licensing education, attendance, examination, certificate, fingerprinting, and licensing requirements established by their state. Requirements may change. Always verify current information with your state Department of Insurance and official testing provider.