Insurance Benefits Specialist- 100% Remote

Posted 18 days ago

global eliteEl Paso (TX)

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About the role

Insurance Benefits Specialist- 100% RemoteEl Paso, TX AO / Remote / Remote Now is the best time to join full-time remote completely work from home. All benefits representatives start at entry level and move up! Suggested schedule of success to get you paid each week! Globe Life: AO is looking for an entry level insurance benefits agent who is searching for an opportunity to help our members protect their families. AIL is one of the nation's significant providers of supplemental life and health insurance to labor unions, credit unions, and associations. We cover more than 2 million policy holders and represent more than $130 million in annual insurance product sales. AIL's growth is sustained through high customer satisfaction, innovative lead programs, customer referrals, and a competitive compensation program.
Job Benefits: Full training provided 100% work from home Competitive compensation Paid weekly along with earned bonuses Career advancement opportunities Company benefits Value a healthy work-life balance
Responsibilities: Respond to client requests for coverage while representing their best interests. Create and explain individualized policies via our "Needs Analysis" system. Train others to learn our programs. Work and learn from management teams to stay up to date on new products, services, and policies.
Qualifications: No skills needed! We will help shape you into an incredible entry level benefits agent!

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