Starting an agency from scratch is possible, but can be very challenging. Owning an agency gives you the ability to be you own boss, have the satisfaction of helping people protect their valuables and investments, as well as provides you with good income potential for many years to come.
You’re on your way to becoming an independent insurance agent. But first, you must get a license. Fortunately, getting a license can be fairly simple. Where will you be selling insurance? Each state has its own requirements. Here are the steps you need to take.
Are you ready to take your passion of connecting the public to the right coverage to the next level and become an insurance broker? The process involves a few basic steps, and it’s extremely helpful to be familiar with them ahead of time.
Perpetuation for Independent Agents. Whether you are ready to retire and want to pass your agency down to the next owner, or you want to own an agency in the future, it takes proper planning to ensure a profitable and operationally sound transition.
Imagine a career that allows you to work remotely, set your own schedule, be your own boss and have fulfilling, gainful work. These are all benefits that independent insurance agents enjoy on a daily basis.
If you’re curious about what it takes to become an insurance agent, read on.
Maybe you’re unsure of the type of insurance agent you want to be. Maybe you’re interested in selling multiple types of insurance. Or maybe you know exactly what field you want to enter and are ready to get started!
You’ve successfully owned an insurance agency for a while now, but perhaps you’re thinking it’s time to sell it so you can retire or pursue other interests. Fortunately, selling an insurance agency doesn’t have to be difficult, especially if you’re selling to a current employee or a family member. Read on for a deeper dive into selling an agency, how taxes come into play and where to start.
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