Please only apply if you would like to work as a TATA AIA Insurance Life Advisor.

Below are the Benefits.

> Payout up to 40%

> Flexible work time

> opportunity to help thousands of Families.

> Be your Boss.

> Unlimited Income Potential

> Rewards & Recognition

> Become Financially independent.

> Get recognized across Regional, National, and global forums.

> Leverage your existing network.

Eligibility:

> Any Bachelor Degree

Who can become a Life Insurance Advisor

Home Maker

Retired

Ex-servicemen

Self Employed

Financial Product Consultants

what are the Mandates for Becoming a Life Advisor?

In order to be eligible to work as a Life Advisor at TATA AIA, the following requirements have to be met.

Exam: You must pass an online exam conducted by IRDAI, and will provide you with the necessary guidance to do this.

Roles and Responsibilities of Life Advisor

Assessing Insurance Needs: Insurance advisors help clients assess their insurance needs by analyzing their financial situation, lifestyle and risk profile. Based on their assessment, they recommend insurance products that best suit their needs.

Finding the Right Insurance Products: Insurance advisors help customers find the right insurance product by explaining the features, benefits and limitations of different insurance policies. They also help customers compare insurance policies from different insurers to find the best policy for their needs.

Claim Assistance: Insurance advisors assist customers by explaining the claim process and helping them fill out the necessary forms. They also liaise with the insurer to ensure that claims are processed promptly and efficiently.

Policy Renewal: Insurance advisors inform customers when their insurance policies are due for renewal and assist them in renewal. They also help the customers understand the changes in any policy terms and conditions that have occurred since the last policy period.

Policy Review: Insurance advisors periodically review their clients' insurance policies to ensure they are up-to-date and continue to meet their needs. They also provide recommendations on necessary policy changes based on changes in the financial status or lifestyle of the customer.