Do you want to become a Insurance Claims Settler/Manager? Here is some information to help point you in the right direction:
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Insurance claims settlers/managers are responsible for processing customer claims. They can deal with relatively simple cases, where claims are settled within a matter of days, as well as complex situations. The claims settler will generally deal with day-to-day events, whereas the manager will assume complete responsibility for the claims operation, responding to complaints and answering media enquiries.
They usually work regular hours, but often cover a shift pattern, including weekends and bank holidays. A claims settler is office-based, but managers may have to travel.
Salaries range from £9,000 during training to £40,000 as an experienced claims manager.
Claims settlers and managers should be:
They usually work for an insurance company or insurance broker, either based at their head office or in regional call centres.
Claims managers usually start within the claims function, gaining experience. There are no entry requirements, although a good degree in business, economics, finance or law can help if joining a graduate scheme. Mature candidates can apply if they have relevant experience.
Training is on the job, supplemented by part-time study for professional qualifications. Most employers encourage further training. With professional qualifications it is possible to study for a BSc (Hons) degree in Financial Services.
Employment opportunities are nationwide and vary from small firms to international companies. It is possible to work part time.
Many employers reward hard work with extra responsibility. Starting as a claims settler, it is possible to be promoted to a team leader or supervisor and possibly progress into a claims management role.
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