Discover Your Dream Career As A Insurance Claims Adjuster

6 Simple Steps

  1. Verify Licensing Requirements in Your State
  2. Enroll in a pre-license property and casualty course*
  3. Practice property and casualty exam questions
  4. Pass your Insurance Exam
  5. Notify your department of insurance
  6. Start applying to jobs

Urgently seeking the best midlife career change? Are you dissatisfied with your current career because of a low wages, long hours, or high-pressure demands?

We Feel Your Pain... have no worries, we got you covered!

If you are not happy in your professional life, it might be a good time to consider becoming an insurance claims adjuster.  With our online claims adjuster classes, you can earn your certification from the comfort of home.

We have 5 delightfully-different career paths you probably didn’t know existed. And best of all, job entry is straightforward and uncomplicated, we remove the headache so you can make a decision without all the noise.

Here’s How it Works (Steps You’ll Need to Take):

1.       You’ll have to completely overhaul your resume. (I’m sure you know that)

2.       You may have to get training to learn the business/job/industry. (your new employers will appreciate that)

3.       You’ll have to invest time and energy (networking, cold calling, & cold emailing just to name a few)

4.       Typically, you’ll have to start at entry-level or maybe even take a dreaded internship (you won’t have to do this with our options below)

5.       You may have to start part-time or put in sweat equity to get your career going... but don’t panic!

While it will not be a walk in the park, we’ve put together a list of the best midlife career changes that have the easiest barrier to entry. Plus, they pay well. And, that’s what we really want, right?

Can claims adjusters work from home? Absolutely!

It is very possible to find work from home positions even if you're just getting started. Public adjusters can get started without a license and work where they want to - on the road or from home.

Independent and insurance adjusters can get started w/ no experience but will require a license. 

It doesn't matter if you want to be a field adjuster, desk adjuster, auto adjuster, property adjuster or beyond...

We recommend getting started by learning exactly what the requirements are for your state. Learn the legalities by completing a 40-hour claims adjuster pre license course. 

If you have the skills and qualification in you to excel in this role? Then you’re good to go. If not, get started with gaining the skills, knowledge, and training to kick start your career.

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Claim Adjuster: Create the future you deserve by becoming a public adjuster! Insurance claims adjusters are the face of the insurance auto and property casualty industry. When life goes astray, adjusters bring balance by helping families move forward during difficult times.

For example, a tree falls on your house, they’ll work with your insurance company to ensure the company is treating you fairly by taking care of all the costs. So, you have to pay next to nothing to restore your home. Here’s the best part, they don’t just work with homes.

Most people become familiar with adjusting after an auto accident but they handle so much more.

Adjusting can include a child choking on a toy to an athlete getting hurt at work. This is a very demanding field and has several opportunities wherever you go. From automotive to workers’ compensation. If it can be insured, it can be adjusted.

Here's what to expect as an insurance adjuster:

After completing certification and obtaining a claims adjuster license, your task will be to decide on the insurance claim of any damage/loss and also the amount for the same. You get to work in different locations, and often on different sites. This is an intelligent and sizzling-hot active job that pay wells. 

This video explains what an insurance adjuster does...

View Here ---> 

Let's address the elephant in the room, do claim adjusters make good money?

According to Bureau of Labor Statistics the median Pay is around $31.57 per hour. However, the adjusters who hustle and really work the business can earn over $100,000 per year.

Adjusters at Travelers start at $60,000/year and move to $80,000/year after training, and they typically work a couple claims a day.

Ok... to answer your question, insurance adjusters can make good money, but it's totally up to the individual. 

Here is a link to a video for the salary of insurance claim adjuster: Check out video here->

You may be asking yourself, are claims adjusters in demand? 

The simple answer is YES, and you can sign up for weekly job alerts to find companies hiring insurance adjusters today! Just click the image below or go here -->

Frequently Asked Questions

Most state licenses require 40-hour course. You'll want a property & casualty course. You can find one here -- https://majoradjusters.com/adjuster-special
There are an array of salaries depending on which type of adjuster. It also varies per company. Some adjusters make over $10,000/month while GEICO pays their auto adjusters less than $60. For the most trusted data on the topic read what the Bureau of Labor Statistics says about the salary of claims adjusters, "The Median Salary is $65,670 per year. (BLS.GOV). The median hourly rate is $31.57 per hour (BLS.GOV)". However, during large storms and natural disasters, adjusters could earn $135,000 in just 4 months while others have made $1000/day.  Yet, others may earn $600/claim or $600/day. Again, this depends on the role and company. Experience plays a factor but new adjusters still make over $30/hr. The only way to know what YOU will be making is to get your license and start introducing yourself to hiring companies.
We understand the excitement in choosing a career path and sticking to it. But the best part of a claims adjuster career is that having your license will open you up to every opportunity. So whether you want to work-from-home, work in an office, or work in the field the first step is getting trained. https://majoradjusters.com/yes/checkout_page/
Yes, here's why... It's pandemic proof. It's Government shut-down proof (remember when that happened?). Insurance touches everything and you can work claims from personal liability, to homes, autos, worker's comp, travel, banks, mortgage companies, credit card companies, shoe companies and more. Even Home Depot hires claims adjusters. The possibilities are endless. The goal is to get licensed to show companies you're ready to start. It's illegal for them to pay you without the proper credentials so get over the first hurdle so when they are ready to hire you, you are ready to go!
No. Which makes it great for career changers who don't want to pay of a loan or spend 2-4 years to make a great salary.
Most state licenses require 40-hour course. You'll want a property & casualty course. You can find one here -- https://majoradjusters.com/adjuster-special
There are an array of salaries depending on which type of adjuster. It also varies per company. Some adjusters make over $10,000/month while GEICO pays their auto adjusters less than $60. For the most trusted data on the topic read what the Bureau of Labor Statistics says about the salary of claims adjusters, "The Median Salary is $65,670 per year. (BLS.GOV). The median hourly rate is $31.57 per hour (BLS.GOV)". However, during large storms and natural disasters, adjusters could earn $135,000 in just 4 months while others have made $1000/day.  Yet, others may earn $600/claim or $600/day. Again, this depends on the role and company. Experience plays a factor but new adjusters still make over $30/hr. The only way to know what YOU will be making is to get your license and start introducing yourself to hiring companies.
We understand the excitement in choosing a career path and sticking to it. But the best part of a claims adjuster career is that having your license will open you up to every opportunity. So whether you want to work-from-home, work in an office, or work in the field the first step is getting trained. https://majoradjusters.com/yes/checkout_page/
Yes, here's why... It's pandemic proof. It's Government shut-down proof (remember when that happened?). Insurance touches everything and you can work claims from personal liability, to homes, autos, worker's comp, travel, banks, mortgage companies, credit card companies, shoe companies and more. Even Home Depot hires claims adjusters. The possibilities are endless. The goal is to get licensed to show companies you're ready to start. It's illegal for them to pay you without the proper credentials so get over the first hurdle so when they are ready to hire you, you are ready to go!
No. Which makes it great for career changers who don't want to pay of a loan or spend 2-4 years to make a great salary.

Xactimate is an estimating software used by a majority of the industry. Eventually you'll need it, but there are 8-9 other steps you need to tackle first. 
This is the best question you can ask. We understand you want to get a return on your investment which is why we give you a personal career coach to help you redo your resume, give you job alerts/tips, and FREE access to our course. Our claims adjuster course gives you the 8-9 steps necessary to boost your job opportunities as a new insurance adjuster. We even set up field training for you and give you access to live trainings every other week (most on Saturdays).
You must have the attitude that you'll pass. If you think you're going to fail, then your chances of failure increase dramatically.  However, if start out with a positive mindset and do what it takes to prepare for the exam, then you'll be fine. The truth is most people don't pass for 1 of 3 reasons.  We can identify this reason speaking to you for less than 3 minutes. As long as you follow our 30-day study challenge you won't.
Start today. Every day that goes by is a day you're missing opportunities to have your paperwork completed with your state and with multiple companies. This means you're missing out on an abundance of income.
We'll give you the right course to help you pass in any of the 50 states. *Many providers don't show in Sircon. If you have any problem getting the license due to our accreditation you will receive 100% of your money back + $10.
Most state licenses require 40-hour course. You'll want a property & casualty course. You can find one here -- https://majoradjusters.com/adjuster-special
Most state licenses require 40-hour course. You'll want a property & casualty course. You can find one here -- https://majoradjusters.com/adjuster-special
You must have the attitude that you'll pass. If you think you're going to fail, then your chances of failure increase dramatically.  However, if start out with a positive mindset and do what it takes to prepare for the exam, then you'll be fine. The truth is most people don't pass for 1 of 3 reasons.  We can identify this reason speaking to you for less than 3 minutes. As long as you follow our 30-day study challenge you won't.
Start today. Every day that goes by is a day you're missing opportunities to have your paperwork completed with your state and with multiple companies. This means you're missing out on an abundance of income.
We'll give you the right course to help you pass in any of the 50 states. *Many providers don't show in Sircon. If you have any problem getting the license due to our accreditation you will receive 100% of your money back + $10.
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Insurance/Independent, Public Adjuster, & Staff Adjusters

***All 3 require state-license & adjuster training.***
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Life As An Insurance Adjuster

Most independent adjusters are needed to work when damage happens. At times firms offer adjusters more pay due to demand. When Hurricane Ida struck claims adjuster went to work. Most of them to Texas. Tons of them. Tons. This left a wide-open opportunity for new adjusters.
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