Financial Services Representative (Training Provided)
Posted 3 days ago
parakeet groupPhoenix (AZ)
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
We are currently expanding and seeking individuals interested in building a career in the financial services industry.This opportunity is offered through Primerica, one of the largest financial services companies in the United States, with more than 151,000 licensed representatives across North America. Primerica is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: PRI) and focuses on helping middle income families with financial education and financial solutions.Selected candidates will join The Parakeet Group and receive training, licensing support, and mentorship as they begin their career in the financial services profession.This opportunity offers flexibility and allows individuals to start part time while building toward a full time business if desired.What You’ll Do• Work with individuals and families on financial education and planning• Help clients better understand life insurance, debt management, and long term financial goals• Build relationships and provide ongoing support to clients• Develop professional communication, leadership, and business skillsTraining & Licensing• Support to obtain a life insurance license• Opportunity to pursue additional licenses, including securities and mortgage• Training, tools, and mentorship provided throughout the licensing processWhat We’re Looking For• Strong communication skills• Self motivation and accountability• Ability to work independently• Interest in personal and financial growthCompensation• Performance based with commissions, bonuses, and advancement opportunitiesBefore ApplyingPlease review this posting carefully to ensure the opportunity aligns with what you are looking for. Qualified applicants will be invited to schedule a brief conversation to learn more and explore next steps.
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