Careers

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Becoming a licensed insurance agent will allow you:

To work with a wide array of products from multiple insurance companies.
To understand clients’ needs and to recommend the right mix of insurance products to cover their individual risk.
The ability to understand different offerings from different insurance carriers and the luxury of having more than one option for clients.
To ensure clients have an above-average experience whenever they contact you, thus ensuring personal as well as agency success.
To work independently yet as part of a team towards continued agency growth.

What this means for you:

Gaining the satisfaction of helping others and being regarded as a valuable resource in your community.
Leading a challenging yet enjoyable career while addressing the varying needs of different clients. (It’s never boring being an active insurance agent!)
Constantly learning valuable business- and industry-specific skills.
Career and income advancement opportunities.
Making good income for your hard work.
Better results mean extra income! (Commission, bonuses, and even awards.)

Focuses on personal property and casualty
Example: Home – Auto – Umbrella – Motorcycle – Boat, Etc.
May serve one or more states
May work with multiple insurance carriers to get the best value for clients from rate to coverage
Property and casualty license required

Focuses on business property and casualty risks
Example: Business Auto – Business Property – General Liability – Business Umbrella, Etc.
May serve one or more states
May work with multiple insurance carriers to get the best value for clients from rate to coverage
Property and casualty license required

Focuses on group insurance or employee benefits
Example: Group Health – Group Life – Group Dental and Vision Plans, Etc.
May serve one or more states
May work with multiple insurance carriers to get the best value for clients from rate to coverage
Life and health license required

Focuses on life insurance and other financial stability products
Example: Term Life – Whole Life – Universal Life – Fixed Annuities – Long-Term Care, Etc.
May serve one or more states
May work with multiple insurance carriers to get the best value for clients from rate to coverage
Life and health license required