Claim Texas or Florida as your designated home state to get your insurance adjuster license! Independent insurance adjusters can have a lot of freedom in their career. They can work in the government sector, the public sector, or independently. They can also become eligible for nationwide deployments to travel to disaster sites all over the […]
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Texas is famous for its ever-changing weather. If you don’t like the weather in Texas, they say, just wait a few minutes and it will change. What never seems to change is the amount of severe weather Texans experience every year. As an insurance adjuster, you’ll need to be familiar with the weather patterns in
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A career in claims adjusting is whatever you make of it. If you’re well-organized, well-trained, and love to hustle, you could make very good money in the industry without the need for advanced degrees or crippling student loans. Here are 5 reasons why insurance adjusting could be a great career choice for you. 1). Earning
Everything is bigger in Texas. Unfortunately, that sometimes includes insurance fraud schemes. From health care provider fraud to unlicensed insurance policy sales, insurance fraud is alive and well in the Lone Star State. Let’s take a look at insurance fraud in Texas, how to report it if you see it, and what lawmakers are doing
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Hurricane Matthew was the first chance of deployment for many adjusters. While we all watched the models of Hurricane Matthew with great anticipation, Hurricane Matthew stayed a few miles off the Atlantic coast from Florida to the Carolinas. Hurricane Matthew was the largest in years and thus probably the first deployment for many new adjusters.
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Recent Texas Legislative Changes affecting Continuing Education (CE) Requirements and Renewals. We have been waiting for the implementation of the new legislative changes. Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) has updated their website communicating the following changes. You may view them here. We have put together the hightlights below for you. For all licenses issued or
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People in San Francisco woke up to a 4.0 earthquake this morning at 6:49am Pacific time. The recorded depth of the quake coming in at 3.1 miles. The most shaking was felt along the East Bay which includes Oakland Berkley. Seven aftershocks followed the initial quake. This quake was along reported to be along the
Lake Texoma Flooding Lake Texoma has been rising over the last month. For the 4th time since the dam was constructed in 1944, water is flowing over the spillway. The lake is recorded 124% full now at 644 feet according to the US Amy Corps of Engineers Tulsa District. It was only on May 28, 2015 that
The Institutes The Insurance Institute of America (IIA) was formed in 1909. They combined operations with the American Institute for Property and Liability Underwriters in 1953. In 1998, the Insurance Research Council becomes a division of the Insurance Institute of America. They simply became known as The Institutes as of 2009. They have a long
As most seasoned CAT adjusters are migrating to the Boston area to address the first significant activity of the 2015 storm season, many new guys from the south may be scratching their head and wondering what an Ice Dam is and why adjusters are talking about them lately. First I want to describe what is
