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The people who assess risk in insurance are called actuaries. There are many steps you need to take to become an actuary, including being GREAT at math in college and taking a series of licensing exams beginning as early as your sophomore year. Yes, this is a lucrative and stable career field since this work is VITAL to the insurance companies%26#039; ensuring themselves handsome profits! As long as there are insurance companies, there will be penty of gainful employment for actuaries. Check out careers at The Hartford for more information and consult your college advisor. I am a technical writer for insurance companies.Other Answers (6)
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Yep, actuary.
But it%26#039;s a very, very VERY dry job. agent, 21+ years -
It is indeed an actuary.
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Actuary.. in slang they are called %26#039;number crunchers%26#039;
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