Initial commission
An insurer may pay a commission when a policy is issued. The amount can vary by insurer, product and premium, so commission size must not be treated as evidence that a product is suitable.
A client does not usually pay Orange Blossom a separate fee when purchasing an insurance policy. The insurer pays a commission if a policy is issued and remains in force under its terms.
An insurer may pay a commission when a policy is issued. The amount can vary by insurer, product and premium, so commission size must not be treated as evidence that a product is suitable.
Some policies may pay renewal or ongoing compensation. Relevant insurer relationships, represented companies and conflicts are disclosed in writing before a recommendation proceeds.
The client pays the policy premium to the insurer under the contract. If a future service carries a separate fee, it must be agreed and disclosed before work begins; there is no hidden fee for using this website.
A recommendation should remain defensible if compensation were equal. The comparison includes a lower-cost option, delay or no purchase whenever those are legitimate outcomes.