Insurance Case Specialist - Financial Services
$50,000 - $70,000 per year
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Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$50,000 - $70,000 per year
About the role
- Case support and tracking
- Support new business cases from the advisor's request through placement, delivery, and commission confirmation.
- Help keep the pipeline current and accurate in Agency Integrator and Redtail CRM.Work with the General Agency, carriers, clients, and advisors to resolve open requirements, exams, and underwriting items.
- Keep advisors informed with timely status updates.
- Flag stalled cases early and work with the team on next steps.
- Case design and product knowledge
- Be a product resource for advisors and teammates on term, whole life, fixed and variable universal life, disability, long-term care, and fixed annuities.
- Run illustrations and quotes, and design cases directly when timing or complexity calls for it.
- Review designs and illustrations prepared by the General Agency for accuracy and fit before they reach the advisor or client.
- Prepare and maintain client-ready presentation materials for advisors.
- Applications and placement
- Complete, review, and submit insurance applications and all related new-business paperwork accurately and completely, including eSignature and paper processes.
- Work directly with clients by phone and email during the application, underwriting, and delivery process.
- In-force support
- Partner with our service specialist on complex in-force work, such as in-force and point-in-time illustrations, policy reviews, replacements, and term conversions.
- Assist with beneficiary changes, death claims, and viatical or life settlement inquiries as needed.
- Who We're Looking ForYou follow through. You see tasks through to completion, not just to the next email.
- You are precise. Applications, illustrations, and client communications go out right the first time.
- You are responsive. Advisors and clients receive timely updates, even when a final answer is still pending.
- You are organized. You can juggle many open cases with different deadlines and keep the details straight.
- You are pleasantly persistent. You follow up with carriers, the General Agency, and clients until you get an answer.
- You put the client first and keep a professional, service-first attitude during busy periods.
- You improve how the team works. You collaborate well with advisors, teammates, and the General Agency, identify recurring problems, and take the initiative to build better processes.
- Required 5+ years of experience independently managing individual life insurance case design, new business, or case management at an advisory firm, brokerage general agency, or carrier.
- Hands-on experience with term, whole life, fixed and variable universal life, disability, long-term care, and fixed annuities.
- Ability to run and interpret illustrations and design cases independently.
- Experience supporting a high-volume pipeline from submission to placement.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams.
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage with an employer contribution 401(k) with company match
- Company-paid basic life and disability insurance
- A culture that promotes from within, so effort and results lead to growth
- 1447 York Road, Suite #801
- Lutherville, MD 21093 Academy Financial, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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