Starting as an insurance agent? Be ready to handle different client needs, boost your knowledge about new insurance products, and adapt to industry changes. Avoiding common mistakes can help you succeed, build trust, and grow strong client relationships over time.

WhatsApp has become a go-to platform for online transactions, and soon, the Delhi Traffic Police plans to leverage it by sending automated notifications to traffic violators directly through WhatsApp to deal with the violation and payment process.

In a recent report by Policybazaar for Business (PBFB), it was revealed that individuals aged 25-35 are filing the highest number of insurance policy claims. This age group, typically considered the early years of adulthood, seems to be tapping into their insurance policies more than any other demographic. 

In the 2025-26 Budget, the Indian government made a big decision to change the way foreign companies can invest in the insurance sector. Earlier, foreign companies could own up to 74% of an insurance business in India, but now they can own 100%. So, what does this mean for the Indian insurance industry, policyholders, and agents?

The Union Budget 2025 has introduced major changes to Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) and Tax Collected at Source (TCS) to make tax filing easier, improve cash flow, and reduce the financial burden on taxpayers. These updates will benefit senior citizens, landlords, freelancers, and those sending money abroad for education or travel. Let’s break it down in simple terms.

The world of insurance is constantly evolving, and with the rise of digital platforms, the role of a point-of-sale (PoSP) Agent has become a lucrative opportunity for individuals and businesses looking to expand their income streams. One group that can greatly benefit from becoming a PoSP agent is E-Mitras, a digital service provider catering to a wide range of financial and government services.