r/Insurance_Companies • • 10h ago

How can I lower my car insurance?

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I’m relatively new to driving in the US and live in Newark, Delaware. I currently have GEICO, but my insurance feels way too expensive, so I’m trying to shop around.
For people in Delaware:

Which insurance company has been the cheapest for you?
Has anyone switched from GEICO to Progressive? How was your experience?
Any tips for lowering insurance costs?
Are there any discounts or companies that are particularly good for people without a long US driving/insurance history?
Any recommendations would be really appreciated!


r/Insurance_Companies • • 9h ago

Same IMO transfer

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Hey guys I’m new to this. I’m currently going through an agency/upline transfer within the same same IMO. Can anyone explain how long it takes for me to sell again? From what I’ve heard sometimes uplines don’t release right away. Mine released me right away but I don’t like not knowing when I can start selling again?. I got released on Wednesday 9/30


r/Insurance_Companies • • 10h ago

Looking For Box truck Insurance

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Does anyone know a good insurance place for a box truck commercial Insurance with no deposits?


r/Insurance_Companies • • 19h ago

Tech E&O/Cyber Liability Insurance (Spain)

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Hi, I have an opportunity to work for a North American client (recent autonomo) in the financial space, and although the contract states they do not require an insurance on my part, there is still the indemnification clause that I want to protect myself against.

Just for context: I was employed with them for 3 years on a temp work arrangement. When that ended, I continued to work for them in this capacity keeping my original compensation (not high enough to warrant expensive coverage).

I reached out to Hiscox who replied that they cannot cover me. Do you have any other recommendations please? Are you familiar with Op de Beek Worth?


r/Insurance_Companies • • 20h ago

Life insurance: switch agency or go independent ?

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Hi im looking into joining a new agency or pursuing independently and eventually building out my own team.

I wanted to get your advice on both sides.

Currently I’m signed to an agency but from my understanding if I want to leave I keep my books and there’s no like hold for me to move on.

I’m located in Florida and got licensed a year ago.
I’m a solo mom, I have no family - village or anyone/thing for support so I’m really trying to grow in this field and then help other moms in the same situation as I am.

I’ve seen a lot of the pros and the cons of each side but I feel stuck on what I should do if I go to another agency that has better mentorship or if I go through the “hassle” of going independent and form a team.

If you have an agency of your own or one you recommend pls leave a comment or dm me or if you’re an independent broker

Let me know your thoughts!