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Discounts do not apply to a life policy. The KnowYourDrive discount applies only to the following variable coverages, which are typical for most auto policies: bodily injury liability, property damage liability, collision and comprehensive, medical expense, underinsured and uninsured and personal injury protection. Additionally, the discount does not apply to fixed fees that are part of your policy.

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Read up on topics ranging from understanding insurance and home care to DIY tips and more. Check out our motivational articles designed to help guide fearless dreamers like you. Quick Links. Get a Customized Insurance Quote. How Can We Help You? You give up your rights as you belong to them. They have you do reports upon reoports You are an Independent Contractorwhat a joke. They dont know what a hard or soft market is, with American Family it is always "lets raise the premium" regardless of market conditions!!!!

If you really want to sell insurance and have imput and direction of where you want to go Be an Independent Agent. I have a little over one year of Insurance sales as a "Producer" , and can't stand the people I work for. Concerned about IA's with Habitational and restaurants in captive states? Re: American Family Post by gwendolynU » Mon Jun 25, am I have been on this insurance company for 10 years now and I can say that I have had an exceptionally positive experience in bundling home and auto.

Also, their agents were always available to completely answer my questions, without making me feel uninformed or less than intelligent. It appears that he does not have a side agenda when he resonded to you. One of the things I am glad that he pointed out to you: "gregcw wrote: Even assuming that my area is not typical for American Family, the failure rate for scratch agencies anywhere is high.

The agent that placed them is no longer an agent, at least with American Family. There may be, and probably is, no customer loyalty. In essence you still have a scratch agency. I also do not know what types of "Guarantees" American Family offers or how good their guarantees are. It was really a subsidy for me to operate my agency with.

Although I could use some of it for living expenses it wasn't enough to use it for both living AND operating expenses. I have started my own scratch agency before and now I do a lot of consulting for other agencies. Like gregcw pointed out is that if those orphan policies go by the wayside to another company and you have not been busting your butt to write new business, you will not be able to sustain the costs of an agency.

Plus, one of the area you can help your agency out in the income department is writing commercial accounts. Nor do they seem to want to pursue this area as I did interview with them in early When I asked them about their commercial department their reginal manager I was interviewing indicated that they really were not in the commercial market except for the small mom and pop shops.

If there is anyway you can hook up and an Independent Agent in your area or close to you that can help mentor you through your first few years it would be worth your while.