It shouldn't. Many people in all different professions have filed bankruptcy, including lawyers, physicians, teachers, etc., which should have no bearing as to what line of work that person is in. Although, when applying for employment with some companies, they do ask if you have ever filed bankruptcy. But, that should still be irrelevant as to whether or not they choose you for the position.
Yes of course. Insurance agents are people too. Just like anyone else, they can run into insurmountable financial difficulties. However, an insurance agent may find difficulty obtaining company appointments once a bankruptcy has been filed.
The primary objective of an insurance agent is to recommend the best insurance coverage at a fair price for the customer. This may mean less income for the insurance agent, but in the long run a good way to build trust and therefore gain more customers and retain the ones an agent already has.
You obtain title insurance from a licensed title insurance agent; I would not purchase it from a captive agent (that is, from the lender providing my loan, or from the realtor listing/selling the house).
Many people find that being an insurance agent is a rewarding career. In order to become an insurance agent, you need to pass state licensing tests that certify that you understand insurance regulations and policies in your region. Learning this material takes time. Some insurance companies will hire individuals and pay for their training while they study for the examination, while others only hire agents who have already passed all the necessary licensing and certification tests. Talk to an insurance agent in your area and ask them what steps you need to take in order to become an insurance agent.
Generally speaking, a title insurance producer is the same as a title insurance agent.
Possibly. Call an agent.
Yes of course. Insurance agents are people too. Just like anyone else, they can run into insurmountable financial difficulties. However, an insurance agent may find difficulty obtaining company appointments once a bankruptcy has been filed.
Your insurance agent should have information on any necessary filing.
It would definitely depend on your insurance company. My insurance company like me to call them when I need to file an insurance claim and then I talk to an agent who takes down the specifics. If you have a personal agent you would want to contact him or her.
Most automobile insurance companies do not charge anything extra to have access to a company insurance agent, mostly if you need advice or are filing a claim. So the cost would be that its free.
Filing no claims on your insurance will not raise your rates. Your insurance agent would just as soon never hear from you except when you pay your premium.
Almost any Insurance agent can assist you in filing an sr22 form in your state.
Take it off your bankrupcy papers and pay the bill, at least the portion that the Insurance gave you. Check with your bankruptcy attorney, insurance agent or doctors office. Generally checks are sent direct to the doctor.
Your auto insurance claim has nothing to do with filing your income taxes. You file your auto claim by notifying your agent right when the incident occurs so they can start working on the claim as fast as possible.
Contact your agent or policy services for that answer. Were they in a car when caught?
Call and ask your agent
The insurance industry has pulled credit for many years to determine eligibility and rates. Rather than obtain a general answer to your question, why not pose it in a specific form to your agent?