Erie Insurance

[nyc2phi]

I actually meant NYC as the 5 boroughs. I mainly do 5 boroughs plus the long island.

Erie doesn't appoint in the 5 boroughs but we can write business in those areas, is that what your asking ?

 

[Milkman1265]

Yup that's what i am asking, we need to meet up for lunch! If you can give me a competitive personal lines everything is going to you!

 

[canesfan]

What kind of compensation does Erie provide while they train their producers?

 

[1manshow]

Sounds like a gold mine!

 

[Milkman1265]

wonder if i relocate they will give me a chance haha

 

[NYCINS]

How can we get in touch to talk business!! Erie took a recent client of mine. I can't compete!

 

[nyc2phi]

How can we get in touch to talk business!! Erie took a recent client of mine. I can't compete!

Erie doesn't allow us to work broker to broker on anything thing...

Where are you located?

There are some risks we are really strong in some we really are not. I am assuming this was a commercial policy ?

 

[Soundadvisor]

Isn't there some concern for the insurance consumer? If a company like Erie will write competitive property and liability coverage, what about the client's auto exposure, workers compensation, the owner's personal coverage (auto/home/umbrella). Do they do well in that area too? Shouldn't that be considered as part of the equation?

It seems to me, if a company (or an agent or broker for that matter) is interested only in a narrow portion of an insured's program, they shouldn't be considered at all.

 

[1manshow]

Erie will write it all on risks that fit their appetite. The benefit to agents of carriers with a selective appetite is the competitive pricing and limited availability. I see that as a benefit to the "select" clients as well

 

[nyc2phi]

Isn't there some concern for the insurance consumer? If a company like Erie will write competitive property and liability coverage, what about the client's auto exposure, workers compensation, the owner's personal coverage (auto/home/umbrella). Do they do well in that area too? Shouldn't that be considered as part of the equation?

It seems to me, if a company (or an agent or broker for that matter) is interested only in a narrow portion of an insured's program, they shouldn't be considered at all.

This confuses me...?

Erie writes all lines of property & casualty... We may not win every line with the insured but of course we can offer it.