Sales Representative - Part-Time - REMOTE
About the position Who we are looking for: Licensed Life Insurance agents. Professional and hard-working individuals who want to work with an experienced and successful agency owner and remove the cap from their income. We will train you to sell life insurance to protect middle-income America. What is in it for you? Top compensation up to 120% and no cap on your income. Contracts with over 20 insurance carriers. Direct mail leads. No cold calling. Exclusive Living Benefits product. Free training with live support when you are with your clients. Retirement Solutions division to help you sell annuities and IULs. About Us: Products and Carriers: We offer a specialized type of life insurance called Living Benefits life insurance that offers access to the death benefit without having to die. If you have a heart attack, stroke, or cancer, you can access your benefits when you need the money most. We also offer our clients all types of life insurance, annuities, and IUL products. We distribute these products for over 20 of the top-rated insurance companies including Mutual of Omaha, Transamerica, and CVS. Who Trains You: You will be trained by myself, Jon Schwartz. I have over 10 years of experience in the life insurance industry. I work with all my agents one-on-one for your initial training and provide live support when you are with your clients. We also provide group trainings every week as well as in-person boot camps. Who We Sell To: We sell life insurance, annuities, and IULs to middle-income Americans. Compensation: This is a 1099 commission-only position. The average sale pays a commission of $700 per policy and $525 is paid to you within 2 days of the policy being approved. You will be paid your commissions directly from the insurance carriers via direct deposit. You can receive commissions 5 days per week! Agency Development: We have a training program for agency builders to help you build a secondary income stream. Requirements • Licensed Life Insurance agents Apply tot his job