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Insurance 101 Workshops
Learn All the Things Your Insurance Agent Wants You to Know but was Afraid to Tell You!
This is NOT a SALES PITCH and is only for educational purposes to help participants become informed consumers. Often times participants will leave our educational sessions to schedule a meeting with their current insurance agent to continue the conversation.
These workshops when offered to High Schools are at NO COST, we only ask for a reference. If you are an Insurance Agent or a local organization that would like to host our workshop please contact us below.
Auto Insurance 101
Auto Insurance 101 introduces basic terms and concepts as it applies to Auto Insurance. Participants will learn how rates are determined and why certain information is needed to provide a quote. Also about what to do in an accident. In addition participants will discover just how much coverage is needed and why.
Home Insurance 101
Home Insurance 101 also covers topics related to renters insurance. We will discuss several situations and scenarios of how and why having home insurance is important and gaps in that coverage. This is a great informative session for anyone who is currently a renter and considering buying a home or even as a refresher for a current homeowner.
Life Insurance 101
Ever wonder what the difference between Term Life Insurance and Whole Life Insurance is? Which one do you need and how much do you need? In this topic we discuss the answer to these questions and more. How are rates determined and the secrets to life insurance.
Careers in Insurance
"When I grow up I want to be an Insurance Agent!" Said no one ever! So why do people choose a career in insurance and what types of jobs are available in the insurance industry? If you are looking to make a career change or are interested in the jobs available in the industry this is right place. We also discuss the importance of RESIDUAL INCOME which is not taught to us in school. I wish I had know more about this concept when I was younger.