From Corporate to Independent; How One Broker Found Flexibility & Fulfillment

This blog highlights Lauren Bayha’s inspiring journey from corporate life to becoming an independent insurance broker. Discover how her drive for independence, coupled with the crucial support of her FMO, Trusted American Insurance Agency, and the mentorship and networking opportunities through associations like SAHU, has empowered her to build a successful business while achieving a balanced life. Read on to learn about the key factors that fueled her transition and growth.

Tips and Tricks for Mastering the 2025 AHIP Certification

Are you ready to conquer your AHIP certification with ease? Preparing for the 2025 Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) can be overwhelming, but with the right strategies, you can navigate the certification process smoothly. Our guide provides essential tips and insider information to help you master your AHIP certification. Learn how to schedule and complete necessary certifications promptly, review training modules thoroughly, and make the most of practice quizzes. Early preparation and diligent review are key to your success. Check out our solutions to streamline your search for details, and ensure you’re well-equipped for a successful AEP. For more information or assistance, visit agents.taia.us.

TAIA’s Agent Spotlight – Mark Legaspi

Mark’s dedication to his work, his clients, and his community shines through in everything he does. His commitment to helping others succeed, both in Medicare and life insurance, is truly inspiring. As he continues to grow his business and support his family, it’s evident that his passion and drive will lead him to even greater success.

How Agents Can Use National Nutrition Month

National Nutrition Month Hey Brokers! Did you know March is National Nutrition Month? Seniors, like everyone else, can get caught up in their daily routines, often neglecting their nutritional health […]

Medicare Special Enrollment Periods (SEPs) Explained

Life doesn’t always follow a predictable schedule, so major life events may not always align with Medicare’s enrollment periods. Luckily, Medicare offers Special Enrollment Periods (SEPs) for situations like these. […]

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