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Sales Manager / Financial Consultant (1099 Independent Contractor)
Location: Remote (open to candidates nationwide)
Type: 1099 independent contractor, commission-based About the Role We're looking for driven, self-motivated professionals across the country to join our financial services team as Sales Manager / Financial Consultants. You'll help individuals and families with insurance, retirement planning, debt management, and wealth-building strategies, and you'll build and lead your own team. This is a fully remote independent contractor position with flexible hours and uncapped earning potential based on your performance.
Responsibilities: Meet with clients virtually to assess their financial needs and goals Present and recommend suitable insurance, annuity, and retirement solutions Generate your own leads through referrals, networking, and outreach Recruit, train, and mentor new team members Maintain accurate client records and follow compliance guidelines Attend virtual training sessions and team meetings to keep your skills current Qualifications Must be legally authorized to work in the United States Life and health insurance license in your resident state, or willingness to obtain one (licensing support is available) Strong communication and interpersonal skills Self-starter who is comfortable working remotely with a commission-based structure Reliable internet connection and a professional home workspace Sales, management, or financial services experience is a plus but not required Please Note This is a 1099 independent contractor role, not W-2 employment. Contractors set their own schedules and are responsible for their own taxes and business expenses.

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