There are two types of insurance adjusters: staff and independent. Staff adjusters earn a steady salary, while independent adjusters get paid on a fee-schedule. Independent adjusters have more potential for earning a higher income.
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.
There are so many different career paths that one can take. It may even seem overwhelming at times. How do you know what’s the right fit for you? Does it work with your ideal schedule? Are the benefits worth it? Is there enough flexibility? These are all questions that may pop into your head as …
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Are you thinking of becoming an independent adjuster, but you are worried about finding jobs? Independent adjusters usually don’t work for a single insurance company, but they do work alongside them. We have briefly explained what an independent adjuster does, and how they work together with an insurance company when evaluating a claim. Independent Adjusters …
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A homeowner’s policy protects policyholders from various risks or damage that occurs to or due to their home. It’s likely that you will process many of these claims as an All-Lines Adjuster or if you end up specializing in this area. These claims frequently need to be investigated because Texas has a lot of extreme …
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