What r/InsuranceAgent is talking about this week

A couple of weeks ago i posted about trying twice and not passing, well I have to say that i just passed this last Monday! (It was my fourth time actually) and I’m really happy i don’t have to do...

How has life insurance or any insurance in general treated you?

How long does it take to become an agent and U.S. becoming a broker harder?

Hi everyone, I (F24) am in my first year of Medicare sales. I WFH and obviously calls need to be on recorded line, so I have limited spaces to work. I feel like having a job where you’re working...

I'm about six months into P&C with no prior insurance experience, and honestly, some days I don't feel like I'm doing well at all. I work at a small agency with no marketing or lead support, so...

I think a big reason insurance agents get such a bad rep is because people assume things about their insurance coverage and ignore advice. For example, liability only coverage … It feels like...

I’m considering starting a new independent agency with a partner that is worth approximately $1B that just got his license. For context, I have been in the industry about 2.5 years, my book is...

I run a DTC e-commerce business, but I also sell through one of the big 3 retailers. My retail revenue is around $400k/year. The problem is that this retailer requires a $5 million liability...

Hey all, I’m considering jumping off the State Farm ship and going elsewhere. I’ve never been a high life seller, usually average 12-15/year which now for State Farm is not enough. My agent has...

so i recently got connected to this life insurance agency through an instagram mutual. it’s structured with uplines operating out of discord, and they keep hyping up 10k months, high commission...