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If you’ve read the AHCP blog for any period of time, you know that one of our recurring themes is that brokers should spend the first part of the year—after the madness of the fourth quarter is over and things slow down a bit—increasing their knowledge and planning for success. After all, your sales are unlikely to grow unless you make a few changes to the way you approach the business. There’s always room for improvement, even for the most successful agents.
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How do you pick your CE classes?

Unless you’ve been in the business long enough to be grandfathered, you’re probably required by your home state to complete a couple dozen continuing education hours each license renewal period.
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What advice would you give a new insurance agent?

This is a question you may not have given any thought to. Insurance professionals tend to operate in a vacuum—sure, you see and talk with clients and prospects every day of the week, but unless you’re involved with an agent association, you may not interact with your colleagues or competitors very often, or encounter someone new to the industry. So why are we asking you how you would advise an agent who’s just getting their feet wet? That’ll become clear in a moment, but like many of us, you’re probably scratching your head trying to figure out what you would say to a new agent who asks for your advice. Maybe you’re thinking that you would tell them to RUN; after all, with all the turmoil in the industry, it may not be the ideal time to be entering the health insurance sales force. Or maybe your advice would be to take a path different from the one you chose.
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Five Ways to Increase Your Professionalism

You don’t have a job. Hopefully you know that by now. People with jobs simply trade time for money and may be doing something they don’t particularly like to help them achieve some larger goal. Students working their way through college have jobs.
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