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A captive agent works for one insurer and can only sell that insurer’s policies. An independent broker works for you and shops your application across a panel of A-rated carriers — which matters more than most buyers realize, because life insurance underwriting is wildly inconsistent between companies. The same applicant can be rated Preferred Plus at one carrier and Standard at another for reasons that have nothing to do with their actual health.
None of this requires a fiduciary relationship (insurance brokers in Texas are legally not fiduciaries) — it requires an independent, licensed broker who’s compensated only when a policy is actually placed.
About the author — Richard Parslow. Richard is the founder of Life Policy Pilot and a Texas-licensed independent life insurance agent (Texas Department of Insurance license on file; verify any Texas agent at the TDI Agent Lookup). As an independent broker, Richard represents the client across multiple A-rated carriers and is compensated by the insurer when a policy is placed — never by the household applying for coverage.
What this site is — and isn’t. Every guide on Life Policy Pilot is consumer education written or reviewed by a licensed agent. It is not personalized financial, legal, or tax advice, and Richard is not a fiduciary; insurance brokers in Texas are legally not fiduciaries. Illustrations for whole life, IUL, and hybrid products are non-guaranteed and subject to carrier underwriting decisions.
Editorial standards: sources are limited to the NAIC, LIMRA, the Texas Department of Insurance, and direct carrier filings. Every page is reviewed annually and the “last updated” date reflects the most recent review. Reviewed and last updated: November 2026.