Agents can offer memberships to Legacy Safeguard, Integrity's estate planning program for clients, in order to drive client referrals and extend their level of care! ⟶
It's important to strengthen your social skills and build relationships when it comes to your clients. But there's another set of people who may need more attention than they're getting: your coworkers.
While there's no fast and easy way to grow your business, recruiting qualified agents to your downline is a great way to increase your insurance sales distribution. Better yet... it doesn't have to be complicated.
Your client dislikes the increasing premium on their Medicare Supplement policy and wants to change plans, but they don't have a guaranteed issue right. That means underwriting. What should you expect and how do you know if they can pass?
The standard monthly Part B premium cost for beneficiaries in 2026 is $202.90. Wouldn't it be nice if your clients could get some of that money back? Good news, this is a possibility!
Succeeding in the insurance industry is more than just selling plans. You'll need resources to support your business and everything else. As part of <a href={https://app.ritterim.com/public/registration/?utm_source=ritterim_text_link&utm_medium=post_${frontmatter.title}} title="Register with Ritter">your free Ritter registration, you also gain access to exclusive benefits from our partner, Integrity.
Regional carriers offer strong local reputations and hospital connections that can be beneficial options in your portfolio. Contracting with regional carriers is a great way to leverage new opportunities to fill in the gaps the national carriers may miss.
These digital marketing strategies and tips could be exactly what you need to boost your business up in the digital sphere. Grab a copy of The Insurance Agent's Guide to Digital Marketing today to learn all about how digital marketing strategies can positively affect how you reach both your loyal clients as well as prospective ones.
There are two types of insurance agents: the memorable ones who get calls from prospects looking for assistance and the easily forgotten whose prospects never call back.
Many Medicare clients qualify for food stamps through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. How can insurance agents coordinate SNAP benefits for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries?