Change Your Church's Insurance Broker Without Changing Your Insurance
For large and multi-campus churches that are happy with their insurance company but rarely hear from their broker. A Broker of Record (BOR) letter is one signed document that changes your church's broker on your existing policy. Your coverage, carrier and price stay the same.
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Your insurance company and your broker are two different relationships
The insurer
Holds the risk and pays your claims. This can stay exactly where it is.
The broker
Represents your church, services the account, and is paid a commission from the insurer that is already built into your premium.
Your church
Is paying for both the insurance and the broker services, every year, whether or not the broker service ever shows up.
Nothing about your protection has to change
Stays the same
Your insurance company
Your coverage and limits
Your premium and price
Your policy, with no lapse or gap
Changes
Who represents and services your church
Who you call with a question
Who reviews your risk through the year
Who receives the commission you already pay
Quotes that fit
Quotes that match your specific church needs from the top church insuring carriers.
A broker built around how churches actually operate
We prove it in the first 30 days.
Policy review
A full review of your current policy, explained in plain language, and a coverage gap analysis report.
Leadership meeting
A meeting with your leadership team to walk through the findings and answer questions.
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No. Appointing a new broker does not change your policy, your carrier, your limits, or your premium. Your coverage stays in force with no lapse.
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No. A broker of record letter can be filed at any time of year.
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No. Brokers are compensated through a commission that is already built into your premium.
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They will no longer represent your church for the policies you transfer, and your insurance company will notify them of the change. The choice is always yours.
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You sign a short document called a broker of record letter. We walk you through exactly what it means before you sign, and we take over service from there.
Broker of record, in plain English
Happy with your carrier, not your service?
Request a broker service review. We will explain everything before you decide anything.
Prefer to talk? Call or text Jake at 978.712.0111.
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