No. 10: Massachusetts Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 182Average Annual Salary: $58,955(Photo: Shutterstock) No. 9: New Jersey Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 231Average Annual Salary: $63,344(Photo: Shutterstock) No. 8: New York Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 294Average Annual Salary: $66,124(Photo: Shutterstock) No. 7: Arizona Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 336 Average Annual Salary: $58,560(Photo: […]
No. 10: Massachusetts
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 182
Average Annual Salary: $58,955
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No. 9: New Jersey
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 231
Average Annual Salary: $63,344
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No. 8: New York
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 294
Average Annual Salary: $66,124
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No. 7: Arizona
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 336
Average Annual Salary: $58,560
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No. 6: Idaho
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 121
Average Annual Salary: $54,551
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No. 5: Vermont
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 120
Average Annual Salary: $54,631
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No. 4: New Hampshire
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 105
Average Annual Salary: $58,596
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No. 3: Nevada
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 154
Average Annual Salary: $57,789
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No. 2: Rhode Island
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 92
Average Annual Salary: $58,319
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No. 1: Maine
Total Insurance Agent Jobs: 133
Average Annual Salary: $66,432
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Among the reasons 2020 is becoming fodder for comedic banter and sarcastic memes: This year punctuated by lockdowns, mask-wearing, social distancing and economic turbulence — thanks, of course, to the COVID-19 pandemic — is an extra tough time to have to find a new job.
It may, however, be easier to find employment in insurance than in some other businesses.
For one thing, insurance is largely considered a recession-proof business. For another, as new industries develop and established industries dig deeper into tech-driven innovation, demand increases for insurance specialists who know how to assess and mitigate the resulting new risks.
There also are resources to aid insurance pros in finding jobs.
Consider the career-building site Zippia. Once again, Zippia has analyzed each state in the U.S. to determine which states are most welcoming to job-hunting insurance agents. The site’s researchers assess how many insurance-agent jobs are available in each state, along with an agent’s average income and earning potential. The slideshow above illustrates the 10 best states in the country for finding an insurance job, according to Zippia.
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