Insurance Agent Forum

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Insurance agents may share your ideas on issues related to an agent. You may also seek expert advice from the community.

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Insurance Continuing Education
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I've heard that our prospective insurance professionals may avail a continuing education credit (CE credit) in order to satisfy their licensing norms. I'd like to have more information regarding this and also regarding the different CE programs and CE providers. Please help!

How do the insurance agents differ from one another?
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I'm told that an agent has the responsibility to identify the needs of the prospect correctly and that all agents are not equally capable of doing that. I'd often wonder if it's due to their qualification or if it's due to different carrier agenda. How'd these agents actually differ from one another?

Employment help
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Is Bankers Life and Casualty a good fit despite rumors of hiring practices as well as their parent company Conseco being in financial trouble.

Beneficiaries
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Last week, I began working on a new case brought by a law firm in Texas and decided to give the Forum a chance to help me out with it. Now, this won't take a great deal of speculation or argument whatsoever - trust me on this.

As you all know, when a policyholder dies a death benefit is paid. In the vast majority of cases, the insurance company issues the beneficiary a checkbook with the amount of the death benefit deposited into the account. This person can write one check for the whole amount or use it at their discretion.