Alex Adekola | Source | CEO, Founder at ReadyAdjuster
Alex Adekola
ReadyAdjuster was founded in 2016 as a resource for adjusters looking to get started in a career as an independent adjuster. There are many moving parts in the requirements needed for adjusters to be eligible to work claims. There are licensing requirements, training for the industry standard software, having the proper equipment for the job, and getting yourself listed on the rosters of as many IA firms as possible. After meeting these requirements the job is still demanding both physically and mentally.
Alex Adekola has extensive experience as an independent adjuster working in the field, in office, and virtually. Hurricane Sandy was his first storm, he has worked 2 story steep in the winters of New York, hail storms in the midwest, and hurricanes in the south. Alex has worked for a range of carriers in multiple roles ranging from an adjuster, file reviewer, and team lead for both mid-market and high-net-worth carriers.
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ReadyAdjuster (https://readyadjuster.com/)
CEO, Founder
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Can You File a Car Insurance Claim Without a Police Report?
If you get into an auto accident, filing a police report may not be required in your state. However, regardless of the legal requirement, filing a car insurance claim with a police report makes it more likely that you’ll be eligible for insurance compensation than if you file without. A police report is a form of evidence and, the more evidence you have, the better the chance your provider will cover your claim.
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Social Security Regrets: Why You Shouldn’t Claim Your Benefits Early
For many Americans, Social Security is a crucial resource to help their golden years shine a little more brightly. Although you're eligible to start receiving benefits at 62 years old, many financial...
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Alex Adekola, CEO and founder of Ready Adjuster, as well as a financial advisor who regularly counsels clients on retirement planning, urges people to wait until they reach full retirement age or age 70, when benefits max out. Adekola is quick to remind his clients that they’re often not just planning for their own futures, but they also have families to consider. “For married couples, the higher-earning spouse can maximize their benefit by waiting, while letting the lower-earner claim earlier,” he said. “This not only increases total household benefits but also provides higher survivor benefits as well.”
Alex Adekola
Yahoo Finance
"Social Security Regrets: Why You Shouldn’t Claim Your Benefits Early"
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/social-security-regrets-why-shouldn-130023288.html
