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So you would like to be an insurance agent. There are many interesting areas to choose from. So if you don’t have any desire to be associated with any insurance company in particular, then why not consider becoming an independent agent.

It is definitely a good idea to work under another agent or an insurance broker at first, since it is harder to get contacts when you are first starting out. After you complete that, you can concentrate on starting your own business.

Many states will require that you prove your residency at least in the state that you want to become an insurance agent.

You will also need to be18 years of age, required by state. If you wish to become an insurance broker, you will need more than 2 years of experience before you can think about getting your broker’s license.

Although it is difficult to become an independent car insurance agent, and work for yourself, in the end, all that hard work will pay off with (profits).

Independent agents know the best out of several polices and will provide their client the best product to fit their customer’s needs.

Depending if you decide you want to be an independent car insurance agent or not, the insurance company would pay for your licensing fees and finger print charges.

If you do decide to be an independent and work for yourself, then you need to cover that cost. All states are really very reasonable regarding the licensing fees. Less than $50 could give you a license to sell insurance in almost any state.

There is no state that you to have a minimum level of education, if you have obtained a GED or a high school diploma, you can present your paperwork anytime you are prepared.

The various states that may require that you take the test are not many at all, and those states allow you to come back in and re-take the exam several times. They do not have a penalty for failing.
 
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