Read to learn more about Winter Storm Uri and the greater impact these severe storms have on Independent Insurance Adjusters.
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Discover the real pros and cons of working as a claims adjuster in the state of Texas.
Yes, the insurance adjuster exam test is pretty difficult. Although, Texas’ insurance exam is significantly easier than most states. This comprehensive exam covers types of insurance policies, provisions, options, exclusions, application completion, underwriting, and more. That’s a lot of information to remember which is probably why only 60% of people nationwide pass the insurance exam
Insurance adjusters have great detective skills. They must be detail-oriented and great at analyzing. You also have to be great at interviewing witnesses and putting the pieces together.
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Here are 5 skills to hone in to in this career path: communication skills, computer proficiency, time management, construction/engineering knowledge, and insurance policy knowledge.
Natural disaster insurance adjusters have a lot of flexibility with their time and responsibilities. They have potential for a high income, traveling a lot, and plenty of vacation time.
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As a CAT adjuster, you never know when you will be deployed. Therefore, planning a vacation can be tricky. Understand the different seasons and natural catastrophes that can occur during those times, to program your vacation time correctly.
What all seasoned or new adjusters need to know is how to stay safe when doing on-site assessments. This is especially true for catastrophe or CAT adjusters. These people often have to perform on-site evaluations during or after catastrophes, for example, during the hurricane season. That’s why safety always has to come first. After all,
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There are four types of claims adjusters in the United States: independent, staff, catastrophe, and public claim adjusters. Their role is to assess property damage and evaluate how much the policyholder’s insurance company will have to pay. Let’s take a look at how you can become a claims adjuster in Texas. The Differences Between the
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Many people experienced job insecurity last year due to the pandemic. It quickly became clear that a lot of industries won’t hold up against extreme circumstances like mandatory quarantine or social distancing. Now, people who were laid off are seeking promising new career opportunities. A career as a claims adjuster is one career path that
We offer both licensing and adjuster certifications to independent and staff adjusters online. We also offer CE credits online for the convenience of our customers.
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