Depending on where you live, there is a good possibility of property damage from natural disasters. Here in Texas, we have tornadoes, hail storms, and flash floods. The southwest and east coast have hurricanes and flooding. The midwest has tornadoes and derechos. The west has earthquakes and wildfires. Then there are the risks that exist […]
2021 Training is your source for insurance industry headlines and Texas insurance adjuster training. Adjusters need to stay on top of the latest news and changes within the industry, so we’ve chosen some top headlines from August 2019 to share with you. This month, we have Tropical Storm Dorian, Texas ransomware attacks, and a new
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Insurance claims adjusting is a career that requires you to be organized. If you don’t have a schedule and the discipline to stick to it, things can get chaotic very quickly. It helps to have all of your tools and documents organized and easily accessed when you need them. By staying organized, you will be
As a future licensed insurance adjuster in Texas, it’s good to familiarize yourself with the hazards you’ll be investigating. Texas is known for its volatile storm season. It’s also the most hail-damaged state in the country, so it’s no wonder wind and hail are the most common perils homeowners face. 2021 Training was founded with
Texas All-Lines vs. P&C Adjuster License: Which Is Right for You? When you’re ready to start your career as a Texas insurance adjuster, one of the first decisions you’ll face is choosing between the Texas All-Lines Adjuster License and the Texas Property & Casualty (P&C) Adjuster License. While both are valuable, there are key differences—and
