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Insurance agents and brokers, checked against real regulation — not a five-star review

Anyone can put "insurance agent" in a bio. Whether that person is actually licensed in your state, actually appointed to sell the carrier's products they're pitching, and free of a disciplinary or rebating pattern is a separate, checkable question almost nobody asks before signing. We check real agents and brokers against the actual licensing and conduct rules that apply, and report what we find honestly — no paid rankings, no pay-to-list badge.

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Record snapshot

  • Agents/brokers checked28
  • Full reviews completed0
  • Currently passing0
  • Categories checked4

Updated 3 October 2026

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Licensing

How to check if your agent is licensed

A step-by-step walkthrough of your state's own license lookup — no SSN or special access required.

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Complaints

What the NAIC Complaint Index measures

It compares a company's complaints to its size — and it's calculated for the carrier, not the individual agent. The distinction matters.

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Life & annuities

Twisting and churning

Terms defined in state law, with Florida's statute as one example — and the replacement-disclosure duties the NAIC model regulation sets.

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What you can use here today

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Plain-English guides to checking an insurance license, carrier appointments, complaint data and the rules agents must follow, plus our published 10-point standard and the Register of records we have checked. It is information, not financial, legal or insurance advice, and no one pays to be ranked.

So far: 28 records checked, 0 full reviews completed, 0 listed.

What that means in practice

  • No paid rankings
  • Every finding checked against a state regulator's own record, not an agent's claim
  • A failing verdict never named — only a passing one
  • No paid "verified agent" badge, at any price

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