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  Which type of work done by an insurance agent As an insurance agent, my job is to help people make informed decisions about the insurance coverage that suits their personal needs. If a customer ever needs to make a claim, we can also help them through that process. One part of my job is to help customers review their policies. We look at the coverages the person currently has.  I like to explain each type of coverage in-depth and give examples of how it may help. Say we’re reviewing auto insurance. I might ask, “What happens if you get into a collision and you’re at fault?” “What coverages would you need to protect yourself? Would your coverage limits be high enough to protect you?” We look closely at all those questions.  I have similar conversations with people who are looking to buy new policies. Some people say, ‘I just want the cheapest coverage.’ I tell those people, “Think about what would happen if you had to make a claim. Would you want the policy with the best price or the