E/O Insurance

[RookieAgent2018]

For a new agent, does anybody know where I can get a good price on E/O insurance

 

[pfg1]

NAPA or EO 4 less

 

[goillini52]

For a new agent, does anybody know where I can get a good price on E/O insurance

NAPA has a program for new agents...$29.33 a month.
NAPA E&O Insurance For Agents, Agencies & RIAs

 

[myinsurebiz]

For a new agent, does anybody know where I can get a good price on E/O insurance

I thought you were leaving the business earlier today?

 

[RookieAgent2018]

I thought you were leaving the business earlier today?

Lol, it probably read like that but it was actually a hypothetical situation of what happens to ones clients, if they were to leave the business, more so referring to the independent side. Answer was apparently the the same whether it be on the independent or captive side.

 

[jaygreen002]

The estimated E&O insurance policy would costs $758 per year, or about $63 per month. But the price you'll pay ultimately depends on the terms of your policy and the business you're protecting.

 

[goillini52]

The estimated E&O insurance policy would costs $758 per year, or about $63 per month. But the price you'll pay ultimately depends on the terms of your policy and the business you're protecting.

Why so much?

 

[jaygreen002]

Why so much?

Just an average and an estimated amount as per Insureon.

 

[goillini52]

Just an average and an estimated amount as per Insureon.

Don't know where you get your average but for someone not doing P&C, or Variable Annuites, shouldn't be hard to find it for under $500 a year.

He's new...see Post #3.