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Question:  An Agent and A Broker

Answer: What is the difference between an agent and a broker?


October 10, 2009 13:28:10 #2
 Inclus12   Member Since: October 2009    Total Comments: 2 

RE: An Agent and A Broker
 
Yes there is. Let me clarify:-
1. An   agent represents one   Company while a Broker represents the Customer and takes the customer details and goes to multiple companies to get the best quote and services. 
2. A Broker can compare and provide a comparison to the customer, an  agent cannot. 
3.  An agent is only interested in selling the products of a   company while a broker can provide you multiple companies and Multiple Products(like Car, Health, Travel, Life etc.)

Hope this helps!
Inclus
     

 

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