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@dargofargo There was a post a day or two ago that said 60%.

@bekuta It’s always a pleasant surprise when I’m upvoted in this sub.

@chugpup Lol classic r/insurance. Maybe if y’all took the time to educate your clients, you wouldn’t get these dumb questions. Or what if, and stay with me now, the requirements for becoming a licensed agent are more than only having to get 60% of the test correct, property and casualty agents...

@tacious Not a problem, I see this a lot, it’s always funny, the carrier has no problem collecting the premiums on an improperly installed roof, but when that improperly installed roof is damaged by a covered peril, they are nowhere to be found.

@tacious There are companies out there that can help you fight, especially if you had had a hail/wind storm come through your neighborhood in the last year or two. Carriers more and more these days are making policy holders prove their claims. Google “public insurance adjusters” and make sure...

@mrss Yes. They are Called public adjusters. Do your due diligence though. Plenty of bad apples in all industries.