Benefits Representative
Posted 17 days ago
ambaEl Paso (TX)
Insurance Sales AgentsInsurance Agencies and Brokerages
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$65,000 to $80,000
About the role
Insurance Benefits Representative (1099 Independent Contractor)Position at AMBALocation: Texas (statewide, any city)Compensation: Commission plus bonusesSchedule: Self-managed with full-time effort required for successAbout AMBAFor more than 65 years, AMBA has served retired public servants by providing access to supplemental insurance benefits not typically included in traditional retirement plans. We partner with more than 450 associations across all 50 states and Canada, representing over 44 million members, including educators, first responders, veterans, healthcare workers, and trade professionals. In Texas, AMBA is the exclusive endorsed provider and given direct access to their members and communities for the following associations:Retired State Employees Association of TexasTexas Retired Teacher AssociationTexas Public Employee AssociationState Firefighters' and Fire Marshals' Association of TexasTexas Community College Teachers AssociationTexas Nurses AssociationTexas Association of School Business OfficialsTexas Alliance of Black School EducatorsWhy Partner with AMBAProven Systems: Build your business using established sales processes, strong carrier relationships, and a trusted national brand.Leads You Can Count On: Receive no-cost leads through exclusive association endorsements. Success in this role requires consistent outbound calling, follow-up, and persistence.Purpose-Driven Work: Help protect the financial security and peace of mind of retirees who spent their careers serving others.Entrepreneurial Independence: You manage your own schedule and daily activities. A consistent full-time effort is essential to generate income and long-term success.Comprehensive Support: Access to licensing guidance, structured onboarding resources, self-branded marketing materials, product education, sales coaching, and business planning tools to support independent agents at every stage of growth.What You Will DoMeet virtually or in person with association members to assess needs and recommend appropriate supplemental insurance solutions.Educate clients through one-on-one consultations, seminars, webinars, and/or group presentations.Utilize a consultative sales approach to assist retirees in protecting their health, income, and legacy, including retirement-focused solutions like Fixed Indexed Annuities.Participate in ongoing training, mentorship, and business planning to continuously improve performance and results.Who Thrives in This RoleAn entrepreneurial mindset and a self-starter approachComfort with phone-based outreach, follow-up, and virtual appointmentsStrong communication and relationship-building skillsA commitment to providing ethical, high-quality serviceA Life and Health insurance license or willingness to obtain one prior to onboardingMotivation to grow income through a performance-based compensation modelCompensation and SupportPerformance-based commissions with advanced payouts and lifetime vestingNo income cap. Typical first-year earnings range from $65,000 to $80,000 for agents who maintain consistent activity, with top agents earning $90,000 or more in year oneMonthly performance bonuses and travel incentivesOngoing onboarding, sales training, and mentorshipAccess to experienced local leadership, a dedicated Sales Support team, and onboarding specialists focused on your successReady to Take the Next StepApply today to explore a partnership with AMBA and build a purpose-driven insurance business serving retirees who rely on trusted guidance.
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