A Guide to P&C for New Agents and New Agencies
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dorado, I am not sure what you mean by: "Does P&C allow you to have overrides over other agencies?"
Feel free to contact me and I will be glad to discuss some of the P&C world features, issues, etc. with you and try to answer your inquiry here.
zifonex
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This s GREAT and I thank you considerably. I am newly licensed in NJ and am seeking for what I am going to be doing next. I have had some smaller franchise as well as private agency offers, which I am looking at, I'm glad you said NOT to go out on my own for a while, because my ego has an "Envy" issue which I must keep in check with constant gratitude. If you have any links, white papers, or guidance you can offer me, I am a sponge hungry to grow. kurtk68 at gmail. Thanks again!!! 
pzerarka
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Great advise!!! I know you mentioned the downside in becoming an independent insurance agent is the learning curve. THIS IS a great point. So I would suggest to consider joining SIAA for example. We are a large Independent Insurance Agents Alliance, and we do a great job helping Captive Agents convert into an Independent Insurance Agent world. We offer training, Access to Companies, Higher Commissions, and Profit Sharing. So consider SIAA or at least do your due diligence since you own it to yourself and success. If you are in the AZ, NV, and NM market contact me directly at 602-885-6115. [email protected]
Patrick Zerarka - RVP for SIAA
Patrick Zerarka - RVP for SIAA
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This post needs to be under the offers section. Reminding you before someone go hostile on you.
robertdedrickso
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This was a great and insightful guide
ngcsu2477
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newindy, how's it going? any advice for startup agency owners?
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