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F&I (Finance & Insurance) Manager

Posted 2 days ago

walt massey fordFranklinton (LA)
Financial ManagersNew Car Dealers

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$125,000 per year

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About the role

AUTOMOTIVE FINANCE MANAGER Walt Massey Automotive Group $125,000–$250,000 per year | Full-TimeWalt Massey Automotive Group is looking for an experienced Automotive Finance Manager to join a dealer group that values its people and rewards proven talent.
WHAT YOU’LL DO: Manage the entire F&I process from start to finish. Develop and maintain strong customer relationships. Conduct credit analysis and evaluate loan applications. Complete all necessary documentation and customer contracts in compliance with applicable regulations. Communicate effectively with the sales desk and management. Train and motivate team members while bringing a positive attitude to the floor. Present and sell F&I products with confidence as part of an excellent customer experience. WHAT YOU BRINGProven experience as an Automotive Finance Manager. This is not an entry-level or trainee position. A strong, proven PVR.Excellent negotiating skills. Proficient typing skills. Familiarity with dealership operations. The ability to close deals while keeping customers happy and coming back. WHAT YOU GET
Compensation: $125,000–$250,000 annually, based on experience and performance. Paid time off.401(k).Health benefits.
WHY WALT MASSEY AUTOMOTIVE GROUP? You’ll be part of a team that invests in its employees and gives finance managers the support, tools, and leadership to succeed long-term. If you’re looking for a group that rewards proven talent and treats its people right, this is your opportunity. We proudly represent Ford, Chevrolet, GMC, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Nissan, and Kia. Walt Massey Automotive Group is an equal opportunity employer.

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