Remote Life Insurance Sales Representative

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life insuranceDenver (CO)

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About the role

🌟 Join the #1 Provider of Supplemental Benefits in the USFor over 60 years, our company has proudly served those who serve others — partnering with more than 40,000 unions and associations including Teachers, Firefighters, Nurses, and Veterans. Since 1951, we've been building meaningful relationships with working families across the United States, and we're still growing. We're now hiring remote positions nationwide — full-time and part-time — to serve families in every time zone.
What's In It For You: 💰 Performance-based income of $60,000 - $160,000 in your first year🏠 100% remote — work from the comfort of your home📚 No experience required — industry-leading training provided💵 Weekly pay + bonuses + residual income✈️ Company-paid trips📈 Real growth potential with a company on a rapid upward trajectory
What You'll Do:
  • Help clients understand their no-cost and permanent benefits
  • Provide clear product and service information
  • Build genuine relationships and maintain an up-to-date knowledge of our offerings
  • Review client agreements to develop cost-effective coverage plans
What We're Looking For:
  • Current US resident
  • Strong communicator — written and verbal
  • Ability to build rapport and connect with people naturally
  • Self-motivated with a positive, professional attitude
  • Background in customer service or sales is a plus — but not required
  • An entrepreneurial mindset and team player who thrives independently
Please note: This is a 100% commission-based role. Ready to make a difference? Apply now and become part of a mission-driven team that's been changing lives for over six decades. 🚀

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