Useful Links for New Insurance Agents

We are always learning and we have to start somewhere.
Below you'll find a collection of useful links. I hope they help you along your journey.

It's important to know the Pre Licensing state requirements

Six tools every insurance agent should have

Think of the NIPR as a one-stop shop that streamlines the licensing process for agents and agencies across different states.

Theyโ€™ve got a website where you can manage your licenses, look up license info, and even apply for renewals.

Super convenient, right? If you need more detailed info or specifics just hop on over to their official site to get the full scoop!

NHTSAโ€™s VIN decoder allows you to query a particular vehicleโ€™s VIN to identify specific information encoded in the number

Insurance designations are like these cool badges of expertise in the insurance world! ๐ŸŒŸ

They're professional credentials that insurance folks can earn after completing a set of courses and exams.  Think of it like leveling up in a video game, but for your career in insurance.

These designations often cover specific areas of insurance knowledge, like claims handling, risk management, or underwriting. So, by earning one, it's like saying to the world,   "Hey, I'm not just awesome at what I do, I've also got the shiny credentials to prove it!" ๐Ÿ…

Errors and omissions insurance, often called E&O insurance, is like a safety net for professionals In the real world, if you're giving advice or providing a service as part of your job E&O insurance helps protect you if someone says you made a mistake or left something out costing money or causing harm

Commercial insurance is a superhero's cape for businesses! It's a type of insurance designed to protect businesses from potential risks and financial losses Whether you're operating a small home-based business or a large corporation commercial insurance has got your back

Stay in the know with Insurance Business Magazine A fun morning reading for that first cup of coffee! They say "It's everything we need to know"

This section provides information relating to employment and unemployment in insurance carriers and related activities.

๐Ÿ” Glassdoor.com is essentially a treasure trove of workplace insights. It's a website where employees and former employees anonymously review companies and their management. In the spirit of transparency, people can share their salaries, the interview process, and the pros and cons of working at specific companies.

Indeed.com is kind of like the Swiss Army knife for job seekers and employers. It's an online employment website that's been around since 2004, helping people find jobs and companies find the right talent. Itโ€™s like a giant bulletin board where jobs from all over the place are posted, from entry-level to executive.

For those looking for work, it's super convenientโ€”you can upload your resume, apply for jobs, and even track your application status. For the businesses out there, it's a powerful recruiting tool where you can post job openings and peek into a huge pool of candidates.

ZipRecruiter.com is basically the bee's knees of job-hunting and hiring!    It's an online platform that connects job seekers with their potential employers.  Think of it like a matchmaker for the working world.   You've got tons of job listings in one place and can apply with just a few clicks.

For folks looking to be hired, you can upload your resume, search for jobs by keyword or location, and get alerts when new jobs match your criteria.  Neat, right? 

Explore local real estate listings to understand housing markets and property values for your clients.

Access real estate data and trends to help guide your clients in choosing the best coverage for their homes.

Get a clear understanding of FMOs, IMOs, and NMOs, and how these organizations can support your growth as an insurance agent.

A helpful tool for anyone preparing to pass their insurance licensing test.

A list of definitions, useful for Insurance Agents. (California Department of Insurance)