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One of the most common questions I am asked as an experienced claims adjuster is: “How do I become an adjuster myself?” Surprisingly, it isn’t just family and friends asking this kind of question regularly. Sometimes, insured people even ask me after I process their claims. At 2021 training in Plano, TX my team and I have spent years working with talented individuals to give them the knowledge and skills they need to achieve success in the insurance claims adjusting industry.
The thing I’ve learned during my time in the insurance adjusting industry is that there is one thing that will always be true. The truth is that things are always changing. The problem with this is that the changes never stop coming, and there is hardly ever a chance...
Let’s face facts, as an insurance claims adjuster, you’re going to spend quite a bit of time in your vehicle, I know I certainly did before I started 2021 Training in Plano, TX back in 2008. The reality is that you’ll need your vehicle to perform fulfill more than a...
Insurance agencies devote a lot of time and resources to detecting fraudulent claims. That’s because insurance fraud has always been a problem, and rates are on the rise. Even if fraud investigation isn’t your primary duty as an insurance claims adjuster, you’ll still need to know which red flags to watch out for when interviewing claimants and making your report. As someone who’s been in the insurance industry since 2008, I’ve developed a good sense of who is telling the truth and who is trying to be shady. Now I’m here to help you sharpen your lie-detection skills as well.
So far in our blog series, we've covered the: Small InvestmentMinimal Education RequirementsHigh Earning Potential andHow the Field is Recession Proof You may have found yourself getting excited about the benefits of an insurance adjuster. The fifth benefit in...
Learning a new career always has some challenges, and the career of insurance adjusting isn’t any different. As a new adjuster, you’re usually responsible for training yourself. This can be both good and bad. Lets look at some of the insurance...