Really Need Advice!

[DHK]

"I help people understand their insurance."

 

[DHK]

And it makes perfect sense that Chrysler would hire the same people:

 

[Matthew Campbell]

Tough crowd. Yes, all the captive contracts are essentially the same, they're in control with earning caps built in. They do help you get started with training and some with financial startup support. Aggregator type groups will provide instant carrier access and usually a management system. Harder startup but the independence keeps you in control of your growth and expenses.

From your experience, where do these earning caps usually cap out? Thanks!

 

[RichardCO]

Bad choice of words on my part, I don't believe there are " caps" but current contracts and performance requirements certainly seem to limit growth. Earning levels are dependent on many variables not the least of which is your location.

 

[shawnmwalker]

Grant Grindle,

Let me take you out to lunch and discuss with you the industry.

 

[Markthebroker]

Ok. I'm a newly licensed P&C person. I am having great difficulty in deciding whom to work for. I'm 41 and new to the Insurance industry, which captive is the best choice in Colorado? I've read both bad and good reviews for all the captives. I don't know where to go. Thank you in advance!

I have been p&c for 8 years, and have been commercial only for the last 4 or 5 years.

Why do you want to go captive?

 

[Tahoe Ray]

Grant Grindle,

Let me take you out to lunch and discuss with you the industry.

OP was 5 years ago so hopefully he/she figured it out by now.

 

[shawnmwalker]

5 Years ago! WHAT!?

 

[Markthebroker]

Grant Grindle,

Let me take you out to lunch and discuss with you the industry.

You can buy me lunch, lol. It doesn't matter where you are. I can fly.

 

[goillini52]

Grant Grindle,

Let me take you out to lunch and discuss with you the industry.

Grant's now 46 years old. He hasn't logged in in almost 5 years. I don't think that Grant survived.