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Auto Insurance Broker
Basically, car insurance brokers are similar to insurance agents, except they don't work for one particular insurance company. A broker's job is essentially matching up individuals with the insurance company that will suit their needs the best. Again, brokers differ slightly from agents in that they do not have the same authority as the agent. What I mean is, they do not speak in the place of an auto insurance company. They will do your research, and get the paperwork together, but they are not acting for the insurance company. Technically, they are acting for you. If you come to an agreement through the broker, be sure you go over your policy when you receive it and check to make sure it is accurate. A Good BrokerIn my dealings with car insurance brokers, I have found that some brokers do not always match you up with the best deal. Yes, they have found me an insurance agency with the coverage I needed, but upon further research and questioning (some call it hounding), I discovered I could save money through my persistence. A car insurance broker makes his money primarily from the brokerage fees he charges to both the insurance company and the individual policyholders - that's us. It is usually based on percentages. And, I'm fine with that, as long as they do the best job possible and keep my best interests as their main priority. Yes, use auto insurance brokers to cut down your own research time and let them do your legwork for you. But do check with more than one so that you can be sure you're getting the best deal possible. Return from Auto Insurance Broker to Car Insurance Agency
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A good Auto Insurance Broker can benefit you by shopping around and finding you the best price. 
