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Health insurance for real estate agents.
Most real estate agents are independent contractors, so health coverage is usually theirs to arrange. At Keller Williams Memorial, agents have access to coverage through KW's Real Agent Perks program.
Why health insurance is harder for agents
As independent contractors, real estate agents don't receive employer health plans. Many shop for coverage on their own, which can mean comparing unfamiliar plans with no one to guide them. A brokerage that helps agents find coverage removes one of the biggest worries of working for yourself.
What's available through KW's Real Agent Perks program
- Medical, dental and vision plans
- A health savings account
- Short- and long-term disability coverage
- Term life insurance
- Coverage for you and your dependents
- Personalized guidance choosing a plan
Personalized guidance helps you choose the coverage that fits your family.
More ways Memorial supports your wellbeing
Beyond coverage, KW Cares helps our people through tough times, and our community of agents, events and volunteer days means you are never building your business alone. See everything that comes with Memorial.
Questions agents ask
Do real estate agents get health insurance?
Real estate agents are usually independent contractors, so they don't receive employer health plans. At Keller Williams Memorial, agents and their dependents can enroll in medical, dental, vision and other coverage through KW's Real Agent Perks program.
What does KW's Real Agent Perks program include?
Medical, dental and vision plans, a health savings account, short- and long-term disability coverage and term life insurance, with personalized guidance choosing a plan.
Can I cover my family?
Yes. Coverage through KW's Real Agent Perks program is available for you and your dependents.