Being an insurance adjuster in Texas comes with its own set of challenges. From managing heavy workloads to dealing with complex claims, insurance adjusters need to navigate through…
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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.
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Being an independent insurance agent comes with numerous benefits. Still, it also means you need to be familiar with all the tax laws, so that you can file…
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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…
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Three Paths, Three Very Different Jobs They all get called “adjuster.” They all look at damage, deal with homeowners, and work insurance claims. But the role, the pay,…
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Not what the brochure says. What actually happens when you get a claim assignment and drive to someone’s house. The Short Version Inspect, Estimate, Communicate, Close You inspect…
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Claims adjusting can take a mental toll on insurance adjusters who don’t know how to set boundaries and manage their stress. This job is rewarding, but it can…
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When you’re first getting started out in the insurance adjusting industry, you’re just thinking about managing claims and finding work. You may get by just focusing on this…
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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,…
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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…
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