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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Transferring your insurance adjusting license to another state can take a while, but it’s possible. If you received your license in Texas, it is valid in 30 states.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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No job is perfect, and you’re bound to have hard days no matter what you do for a living. By definition, the position of an insurance adjuster is…
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The road to becoming an insurance adjuster is relatively easy. After you sign up for the 2021 Training pre-licensing course, you’ll be able to take the Texas licensing…
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Insurance adjusters are the ones who are always on the front lines. Even though that can have a hefty payout, it often means long hours, no personal life,…
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We’re living in the future we thought about when we were kids. Everything is readily available online or at the tips of our fingers. Not only that, but…
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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…
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