Can someone work for 2 insurance agencies at the same time?

Question

Thank you!

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure that there is a conflict of interest clause between insurance companies!!

Answer 2

It can be done, but you must make sure there is a clear defining line between the two.  Perhaps one you can do commericial lines, and the other personal lines. That way you are not taking business from one and giving it to another.

Answer 3

Someone could work for an insurance broker who represents more than one insurance company, but other than that, I'd say no. Unless, perhaps, the two insurance companies had no overlap whatsoever, sold completely different types of insurance. Other than that, I think you'd be looking at a conflict of interest problem.

Answer 4

i would doubt it, especially if they use 2 different underwriters...i don't see how there could be a law against it, it would just be a conflict of interests and they would most likely let you go - if found out- because insurance agencies are very competetive that way.

Answer 5

The correct answer is, "Maybe".  Did you really mean 'agencies' instead of 'companies'?

My insurance contract allows me to write for different companies.   It does not allow me to write for a competing agency.

The contracts of the two agencies (or companies) will determine if you are allowed to do so.

Since all agents must be licensed by the state, it would not be difficult for an agency (or company) to discover if you are in violation.

Answer 6

yes but make sure the other one does not find out

Answer 7

some co. do not permit to weak and do the same fill in anther co, you must ask the co.

Answer 8

I would expect that it would totally depend on your job with the company. If it involved making decisions that could cause a conflict of interests I would say no. However if it is a job such as working in the mail room where there is not conflict possible I would say nope not a problem.

Answer 9

why not?