 I think my social security # may have been stolen...*read*? |
Well first and foremost, I am only 16 years old, but i'm pretty sure if my # is stolen, then it can hurt me in the future.
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 Auto and Health insurance quotes? ? |
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 I got injured at work, and my boss was paying me under the table? |
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 My gap insurance refuses to pay. What can I do? |
| My car was totalled and my insurance company valued it at 900.00 less than I owe. I have been waiting months and finally heard from my car loan co. that the gap refuses to pay the difference. I ... |
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 Of a participating whole Life policy is cash surrendered. which is taxable? |
1 Participating dividends and any amount over the premiums paid is taxable
2 The cash amount plus the interest earned on policies loans plus dividends less premiums paid are taxable.
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 My mother has bad health and wants either life insurance or burial insurance, or she wants to start an IRA.? |
| She wants to do this to help me offset the burial expenses for her. I think she is uninsurable due to the fact that she is diabetic and her a1c numbers are out of control. I think an IRA would be ... |
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 Is there a way to get military insurance approval for doctor of my choice? |
| My husband is military so I can only use an outside specialist if it is something that the military hospital cannot do. For many different reasons, I have begun to mistrust the competency of the ... |
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 Could you pl suggest me , which is the best health insurance policy for my parents?? |
--I am looking a policy which cover both my mam and dad(under same policy both should cover).
--my budjet for primium upto 12,000/- p.a.... |
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 I am 19, live in massachusetts asnd have no health insurance. am i going to get fined? and if so, how do i obt |
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 $25,000 medical bill!!??? |
| uggghhh i had health insurance from the state and now the hospital is sending me a bill due on the 14th for 25,000!!! what so i do ?? i do not have that much not even saved im saving for a down ... |
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 How much does it cost to buy insurance for a small business? |
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insurance for the building.
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jelena f | How do you get into the insurance field? |
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Brandon M
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First off, to Edgar who answered first "its not a complicated job" ... any agent or insurance professional worth their salt will realize it is not a cake job. To be an asset to your company and your policyholders, you will be very well versed and stay updated on all laws and mandates that affect the various aspects of insurance.
Depending on the role that you want to play in the insurance industry, whether it be in an agent capacity or underwriting, service or claims, there are various avenues to explore.
What I recommend you do, is research some companies that you think you may be interested in and search their websites and look into the open positions and apply from there. If you are interested in an agent position, I would recommend that you visit local agencies of various companies and express your interest. By getting into an agency setting you can gain a wealth of knowledge and obtain your state license. Then, you can determine if you would like to branch out with your own agency or go into an operations capacity.
Either way, you have a wealth of knowledge and experience to take to either position and you will be better equipped to do your job. |
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If you have a friend already in the insurance field, may be your own agent ,they can advise you. Insurance companies are always looking for people to train . Is not as easy as some people think, but you can make a good income and have good benefits. One advise, don't try to take this as a part time is really a full job |
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Call Your Local Department of Insurance. Tell Them what type of insurance your are interested in, such as sales, like auto, health, Life insurance ect... They will inform you about the test and small classes, to take to get licensed. You do need a license to really get into to the field of insurance. I am a Insurance Broker I shop around on the computer and I can give insurance Quotes on the spot. You might be interested in being in the field and estimating how much money it will take to repair a car or truck, or damages to a home or business. Life insurance is good to sale, because once you make the sale, and they keep up there payments, you do not have to do much servicing, just a nice check in the mail without a lot of drama! Find out what areas of insurance you might be interested in, and the Department of insurance will lead you the rest of the way. It''s usually a small investment such as fees, fingerprints, criminal history and a small 1 or 2 day course. Total depending to the field of insurance bet.$350-500.00. To make thousands!!!! |
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Most people "dumb" into it - taking a job out of desperation, that actually works.
It's easier (and more fun) to take a job at an agency, than at a company.
The good thing about the insurance field - is if you work hard, are reasonably intelligent, and can think well, you don't need a college degree to get ahead. |
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It depends on what type of insurance you are interested in and what you want to do for them, Personal Lines, 3rd party administrator, field work, inside, audit, underwriter, filings, compliance, sell insurance, and many others. I would recommend CLAIMS as it is one of the more interesting jobs and pays very well. And is VERY COMPLICATED as well as it can be very stressful. Not everyone is cut out for it. Research the positions and decide do want a career or a job. If a job then work in their customer service area or mail room, If a career then look to underwriting, claims,agents. legal, compliance, auditing. Decide and then look for trainee positions and apply. |
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Edgar R
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Go to an insurance company and apply its not a complcated job.. |
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