People are saying Omnicom's insurance options don't cover GLPs, even the more expensive plans. FCBHealth is AOR for Lilly GLPs, and there're more in the pipeline. I don't work on these accounts, but I think they're pretty busy/high budget? My question: Is Lilly cool with this? I'm sure OC doesn't have so many people taking Lilly drugs that revenue will dip, but doesn't it LOOK bad? Does a major client want to hear it's business partner's discouraging staff from spending money on their products?

Last year I was making $170k as an insurance coverage associate at a mid-size firm. Billable requirement 1800. I ended the year with 2,017 billable hours (including taking 4 weeks for parental leave), billed fees of $641k and fees collected at $639k. My performance review was solid. I got a $20,000 bonus. I feel like the bonus was incredibly low, but this is the only firm I’ve ever worked for. Can anyone advise? Partners, what would you typically pay as a bonus given the above?

I understand that Claims, no matter the company, is still Claims. If you leave one insurance company for a different one and notice a difference (good or bad) was the switch worth it? Perhaps it's the mission statement, department policies, or compensation package, could you effectively change horses midstream?

I’m considering a move to Kearney after connecting with a recruiter. Can anyone provide insight into insurance premiums? For reference, I’ll need coverage for myself, my spouse, and 1 child. Any other info on benefits that aren’t necessarily publicized would also be appreciated!

I've been looking for a job for months now, and I've finally received an offer...selling pet insurance. Is pet insurance a legit industry, because it feels a little scammy to me? Although I'm pretty desperate, so I might just take the job, scam or not.

My wife got an amazing job offer, so we're packing up and moving to Canada. How different is the insurance industry over there? I'd like to stay in insurance since I'm comfortable in this field but I'm worried it will be a completely different game over there.

What are freelance and independent contractors doing about health insurance? My premium went up to over $870 per month for 2026. I cannot possibly cover this with my current paycheck. What are our options??

Freelancers - have you sorted out your insurance for 2026 yet? Was just browsing the NY state health website and the lowest monthly cost I can find is around $900. Wondering if I should just go no insurance for a year. Any tips appreciated 🙏🏻

Is anyone familiar with Franklin Street, for insurance? I have an interview with them early next week. I don’t want to jump into the fire from the frying pan. There is nothing posted here, however in Glassdoor a lot of negative reviews.

Thoughts on umbrella insurance? Have home/auto with relatively conservative coverage but now that I actually have some assets for the first time in my life, wondering if more coverage is needed