National Independent Agencies Announces Nationwide Launch of Major Reinsurance Program
Henderson, NV (PRWEB) August 25, 2015 -- NIA announces the national launch of a major Reinsurance program available for their agents to offer to Motor Vehicle, Motor Sport, Motorcycle and Marine Dealers. Top rated high quality programs to enhance customer satisfaction and protection of their major purchases from dealers across America will be offered by certified licensed insurance agents through APS (Asset Protection Services).
NIA is expecting revenue to top 50 Million by this time next year and by more than 100 million before the end of 2017. All this is the result of professional agents guiding automotive dealers throughout the nation to offer top products to consumers along with their motor vehicle purchase. Agents will be offering Liability, Casualty, Major Medical, Life Annuity and Reinsurance packages to handle all the needs of automotive dealers across the country.
“The initial rollout was phenomenal” said Kurt J Zemba, Chairman of RMB LIMITED, the parent company of APS. “This has exceeded the successful launch of our European programs in 2008 which have grown steadily each year.” APS is being deluged with investors looking to share in what will be a major success story in American Business this decade.”
Brokers earning $4,000 every month on average and every year with as few as 4 dealers. The top 44% of APS agents earning in excess of $15,000 per month. Agencies earning $36,000 per month in overrides just through the first 3 months in 2015. Brokers earning $400,000 per year for working 3 days per week for 40 weeks. The override and agency bonus incentive can range from $200,000 to $5,000,000 per year.* These numbers are grabbing attention in the marketplace.
*These financial statistics are based on actual payouts by APS for 2014 and in the 2015 First Fiscal Calendar Quarter.
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“Independent insurance agents” representing the full range of health care carriers available in their markets “guide & provide” options to individuals and employers that fit the needs of the beneficiaries. Independent agencies supporting non captive independent agents provide what the consumer wants and or fits their requirements not the needs or marketing preferences of the insurance providers and captive agencies that push products for profit and bonuses that neither serve their clients or properly compensate the agents who personally sell the products.
Unencumbered agents not held captive to agencies, their gimmicks or insurance providers profit or preferences can serve the consumers rather then just sell the consumers…. and by doing right for the consumer reap the lion’s share of commissions regardless of the carriers or the product. Do what the consumer really wants or needs and make more. These independent agencies will form around experienced health care insurance specialists who will be in business for themselves and will gain considerable rewards for their objective assistance to consumers.
Agents in captive relationships with large agencies, working in house for insurance companies, for property and casualty or financial planning agencies can walk away and become a part of the National Independent Agencies (NIA) System. These agents can work on their own, keep their own book of business and get better training, support and commissions under the affiliated NIA System.
Joe murray, NIA, +1 (781) 982-4100, [email protected]
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