Entry Level Sales
$2,000–$5,000/month
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$2,000–$5,000/month
About the role
- Connect with clients (6–8 hrs/week). Reach out to individuals who have already expressed interest in coverage and schedule appointments to review their needs.
- Prepare personalized solutions (4–5 hrs/week). Analyze client information to tailor mortgage protection options that align with their financial goals and family needs.
- Meet & advise (2 days/week). Conduct virtual or in-person consultations (your choice) to educate clients, walk them through coverage options, and assist with applications.
- Manage follow-up (2 hrs/week). Coordinate with insurance carriers and support clients through the underwriting process to ensure a smooth experience.
- Who We're Looking ForSelf-motivated and coachable individuals
- Strong work ethic and desire to grow
- Comfortable working independently
- Positive mindset and willingness to learn
- No prior experience required—we focus on attitude, discipline, and commitment.
- Flexible Work Options
- We believe success shouldn't come at the expense of your personal life. Choose the schedule that fits your goals:
- Spare time (4–8 hrs/week): $500–$2,000/month potential*Part-time (8–25 hrs/week): $2,000–$5,000/month potential*Full-time (25–50 hrs/week): $10,000–$20,000+/month potential*Why Spieldenner Financial Group?
- Comprehensive training and ongoing mentorship
- Proven systems and lead support
- Fully remote, flexible work environment
- Growth-focused culture with advancement opportunities
- If you're looking for a career where your effort directly impacts your income and your schedule, we encourage you to apply and learn more.
- Important disclaimer:
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