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An insurance agency is a business that represents one or more insurance companies and sells their products to customers. Most agencies are independent businesses that an insurance company does not own, but larger companies own some. Agencies typically have licensed employees to sell insurance products and provide customer service.

Most insurance agencies sell various insurance products, including auto, home, life, and business insurance. Many also offer additional services such as financial planning or risk management. In addition, insurance agents typically work with customers to determine their needs and recommend the best coverage for them.

There are several benefits of working with an insurance agency, including the ability to choose from a variety of insurance products from different companies, access to customer service and support from the insurance agency, and the peace of mind that comes from working with a professional who is knowledgeable about insurance coverage.

An insurance agent or broker is a professional who helps people choose and apply for insurance. Agents and brokers can work with many different types of insurance, including health, life, property, and casualty. They typically work for an insurance company or agency, but some are independent.

Most insurance agents and brokers work in an office. They meet with clients, either in person or over the phone, to discuss their needs. They then research available policies and present their findings to the client. If the client decides to purchase a policy, the agent or broker helps them fill out the necessary paperwork. Some insurance agents and brokers may also sell other financial products, such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.

Insurance agents and brokers typically receive a commission from the insurance company for each policy they sell. Commissions are typically a percentage of the premium or the insurance policy price. In some cases, agents and brokers may also receive a salary, bonuses, or other compensation from their employer.

Customers typically do not have to pay a fee to insurance agents or brokers.