There are two types of insurance adjusters: staff and independent. Staff adjusters earn a steady salary, while independent adjusters get paid on a fee-schedule. Independent adjusters have more potential for earning a higher income.
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Claims Adjuster Interview Questions You Should Be Ready To Answer
Once you complete a pre-licensing course with 2021 Training and secure a Texas insurance adjuster’s license you’ll be ready to join the workforce. Now, you may choose to get licensed as a staff...
The Great Insurance Adjuster Gift Guide
As of this writing, there are only 14 shopping days left until Christmas. By this time, you have probably started getting questions from your spouse, mom, aunt, and best friend about what you want...
Continuing Education for Insurance Adjusters
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Types of Claims for Insurance Adjusters
Chances are, you have heard of many different types of insurance adjusters. Auto, property, catastrophe; just to name a few. If you’re thinking about pursuing a career in adjusting, you might be...
The 5 Major Companies that Hire Insurance Adjusters
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Careers for Property Damage Inspectors
Depending on where you live, there is a good possibility of property damage from natural disasters. Here in Texas, we have tornadoes, hail storms, and flash floods. The southwest and east coast have...
How Insurance Adjusters Have Adapted to the COVID-19 Outbreak
Nearly every industry is trying to adapt to the changes brought on by COVID-19 and its subsequent lockdowns across the country. The CDC recommends everyone stay home, reduce their contact with the...
Insurance Adjuster News: Hurricanes, Flooding, and Attacks
2021 Training is your source for insurance industry headlines and Texas insurance adjuster training. Adjusters need to stay on top of the latest news and changes within the industry, so we’ve chosen...
3 Ways Insurance Adjusters Can Stay Organized
Insurance claims adjusting is a career that requires you to be organized. If you don’t have a schedule and the discipline to stick to it, things can get chaotic very quickly. It helps to have all of...
The 5 Most Common Insurance Claims in Texas
As a future licensed insurance adjuster in Texas, it’s good to familiarize yourself with the hazards you’ll be investigating. Texas is known for its volatile storm season. It’s also the most...
All-Lines vs. P&C (Property and Casualty)
What is the difference between a Texas All-Lines Adjuster License and a Texas Property & Casualty License? Answer: Only the ability to handle workers compensation claims. Many people...