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Smart Insurance Agents
OCTOBER 16, 2024
A medical health insurance broker helps you choose the best health insurance plan tailored to your needs. Unlike agents tied to one insurer, brokers work with multiple companies to give you unbiased options. What is a medical health insurance broker?
Word & Brown
AUGUST 1, 2024
A Health Insurance broker – sometimes called an insurance agent – is a licensed professional who works with individuals and businesses to help them shop for and compare insurance policies. Health Insurance, especially, is something people need, but may not really understand. Captive or Independent?
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Word & Brown
AUGUST 21, 2024
Every licensed insurance broker has a Continuing Education (CE) Credit requirement to maintain a resident license – and, in many cases, a non-resident license. Additional training hours are required for agents selling Long-Term Care Insurance or Annuities. For more information, visit the DOI website.
Smart Insurance Agents
SEPTEMBER 28, 2024
Looking for help with choosing the right medical insurance? A broker for medical insurance can simplify the process. In this article, we’ll explain the benefits of using a broker, how to find a reliable one, and key questions you should ask. Get ready to make informed health coverage decisions.
Friendly Agent
SEPTEMBER 21, 2020
The movie tackles the lives of stockbrokers and also talks about the life of their partners, insurance agents. The world of insurance selling can be overwhelming. Among the first steps is to learn the responsibilities and preferences that agents must have. There are Property and Casualty, Life/health insurance, and more.
Redbird Agents
JULY 9, 2024
If selling insurance was so easy, then why is it that roughly 10 percent of the independent insurance agents generate the vast majority of the sales? Are all independent agents good salespeople? The odds of succeeding selling insurance are against you, so listen up and let’s see if we can help you beat the odds.
Healthinsurance.org
MAY 20, 2024
The story was first reported in early April 2024 by Julie Appleby, and CMS subsequently released a statement, acknowledging the problem and noting that the agency is “ taking swift actions to protect consumers from unauthorized activity by agents and brokers.” 2 HealthCare.gov policyholders at risk So what’s going on here?
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