4 Reasons Why Health Insurance Is Important
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Join us by becoming our appointed representative
Are you currently operating with direct authority or stepping down from such an arrangement? Are you are part of a direct sales force or you’re not happy with your current arrangement? You can become one of our appointed representatives.
Why become part of our Appointed Representatives network
UK Health Insurance (Healthnet Services Limited) supports a growing network of appointed representatives (ARs) who receive comprehensive support in growing their businesses. You are offered:
Support and mentoring of our experienced team to establish your own agency and convert enquiries.
Assistance with marketing including your own website (if you don’t already have one). This can be used as an online business card, helping your clients get to know you better and building trust with prospective clients.
Access to an extensive whole of market offer, robust compliance services and entrepreneurial environment to work in.
As more of our ARs prefer to do business online, we offer a slick and seamless online platform to manage your clients, but still maintain that personal touch that our customers love.
About Healthnet Services
We are a well-established family-owned independent health insurance broker with many years of experience in finding health insurance for individuals and businesses in the UK and internationally.
In 2013, we streamlined our business to better meet the needs of our many customers and we introduced a new trading name, UK Health Insurance, under which we look after our direct clients.
Our original Healthnet Services brand is now dedicated to our appointed representatives. This enables us to fully focus on continuing to provide you with the specialist services you need to develop your business.
Appointed representatives FAQs
What are appointed representatives?
An appointed representative is an individual or a company that operates as an agent for a firm that is directly authorised by the FCA. The AR sells health insurance under the firm’s name and benefits from the same compliance rights as the firm. In exchange, the ARs pay a percentage of the commission they earn to Healthnet.
What are the benefits of being an appointed representative?
By becoming an appointed representative for an existing health insurance brokerage instead of starting your own agency, you benefit from:
- An established brand identity and reputation on the market,
- Compliance requirements covered by the company you are representing,
- Support and guidance,
- Less time and money spent dealing with operational issues,
- Complete ownership of your business,
- Access to larger markets.
Who can become part of our Appointed Representatives network?
Whether you are an independent insurance broker looking to increase your business or an insurance professional wanting to increase your income, anyone with experience in the health insurance business can become an appointed representative.
How to be part of our Appointed Representatives network
If you are thinking about becoming an appointed representative for Healthnet Services or would like more information, please get in touch.
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If you are thinking about selling your brokerage or portfolio of health insurance business, we would be very enthusiastic about having a confidential discussion regarding the purchase of your brokerage.
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