You’ve decided to get your Texas insurance adjusting license? Excellent choice! You can get licensed with minimal costs (compared to a degree), and...... read more
A quick search will tell you that getting licensed as an independent insurance adjuster costs between $250–$950. But that’s just the beginning. The...... read more
At some point, most of us have or will need to submit an insurance claim. Following these tips on how to prepare for...... read more
You’re ready for a career change, but the options feel overwhelming—and most require years of schooling or thousands in tuition. You want something...... read more
According to data sources, 85% to 95% of homes in the U.S. have homeowner’s insurance. And roughly 5 out of every 100 policyholders...... read more
Looking for a career that’s flexible, lucrative, and makes a real impact? Becoming an insurance claims adjuster might just check all your boxes....... read more
This is a supplement to Ready for the Storm, our recent post about how to get started as a claims adjuster. Since Harvey...... read more
This is part 2 of a 4 part series It’s no surprise that great customer service plays an important role in insurance claims....... read more
This is part 1 of a 4 part series The Resolution Team. Consumer Care. WOW Services. Solution Centers. Support Ninjas….there are lots of...... read more
This article focuses on the bigger picture in training – the thought process behind developing an effective, long term training program for your specific company and its culture. Creating a comprehensive program that includes more than just the basics will set the table for both the employee’s, and your company’s, future success.... read more
Second in a two-part series. Read part one of Succeeding as an Online Student. There are universal challenges to succeeding as an online...... read more
A concrete look at the ongoing changes in the claims industry; if you’re a good adjuster or dedicated to becoming one, there's a lot of new country to explore and the future looks very bright. Second in a series.... read more
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