How much do the claims adjusters make?

i am a property adjuster and started at 48,000.00 With my company I will max out at apx $74,000.00 I have family members that are managers and make apx 140,000.00 and agents closer to 200,000.00 So, it is a very lucrative buisness. I am one who enjoys my job. There is a lot of paper work, but i do a lot of investigating... We have clerks and assistants to do paperwork

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Qualifications or criteria required for becoming a loss assessor or claim adjuster:

• A diploma holder. Many businesses employ people even without a degree but most of them look for graduates. A management degree in finance, business, or insurance may be valuable.

• You should explore your state’s licensing requirements for becoming a loss assessor.

• You can receive a pre-licensing course or complete an exam study program.

•Apply for a professional permit through your state’s license of insurance.

•Look for a position as a loss assessor. Life, health and car insurance companies engage loss assessors, as independent appraisal companies do. In such cases you need to visit the client’s home or accident site.



After there are certain training programs. after qualifying as a loss assessor, some insurance companies may hire you as a trainee or you can also gain work experience during your internship where you can get salary as stipend.



Loss Assessors

I have been doing this for a year and a half. Last year I made 40 K This year I have made 43K and its only May....

Today I noticed the Minimum Wage poster in the break room. I think I need to make a call.

Does the personal life Or marriages of a catastrophe adjuster suffer as a result of his or her absence.

i am interested in claims to. i am a cosmotologist now and with the economy today i am not makin much.. i know the money isn't great but 35 is more then i am makin now and with bennifits is huge plus! And 401 k to! I have a in at a company and think i am gonna go for it? It is in Maryland does anyone know if there is a lisence involed here??

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There is always a license involved. You need one to be an agent or an adjuster. All states require licenses.

I have been working as a private investigator handling injury claims. I sub contract claims thru a party who works directly with adjusters and there special investigation units. I am license in three states as a private investigator. Would that qualify as experience after completing the required education.

I have been doing this for 6.5 years now

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Hello all! Need some direction in this job field please!!!! I've read the posts from this thread, beginning to last. A thread thats a couple years old I hope can still provide me with some type of assistance.



First off, I'm from California, living in los angeles. There are trade schools here that teach auto body, and damage estimating as well.

I am confused! I really really want to become a damage appraiser ( I have a passion for cars, can be around them all day long), and I dont know if I should continue with my regular college schooling to obtain a Associates/Bachelors degree and THEN find a job at an insurance company, OR......... go to my trade school, get experience, recieve my AA, get ASE certified, and then apply to some companys or independent body shops as a auto damage appraiser????

PLEASE NEED YOUR INPUT!! I WANT this as a career. Would like to be set on the right path as oppose to wasting my time in schools.

Hello all! Need some direction in this job field please!!!! I've read the posts from this thread, beginning to last. A thread thats a couple years old I hope can still provide me with some type of assistance.



First off, I'm from California, living in los angeles. There are trade schools here that teach auto body, and damage estimating as well.

I am confused! I really really want to become a damage appraiser ( I have a passion for cars, can be around them all day long), and I dont know if I should continue with my regular college schooling to obtain a Associates/Bachelors degree and THEN find a job at an insurance company, OR......... go to my trade school, get experience, recieve my AA, get ASE certified, and then apply to some companys or independent body shops as a auto damage appraiser????

PLEASE NEED YOUR INPUT!! I WANT this as a career. Would like to be set on the right path as oppose to wasting my time in schools.