OH-Cincinnati Insurance Agent
american senior benefitsDayton (OH)
$200,000.00 /Yr
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american senior benefitsDayton (OH)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$200,000.00 /Yr
About the role
Job Opportunity At Freedom Insurance GroupThe Freedom Insurance Group, backed by American Senior Benefits, is a hybrid sales organization offering the best opportunity in Insurance sales in the country, proudly representing over 220 of the top carriers. Lack of name recognition, chargebacks, and your business being replaced can be in the rear-view window. Are you driven to do the very best for your clients every time? Join us. We proudly represent: AetnaGerberMutual of Omaha AllianzHumanaWellcareJohn Hancock United Health CareAnd many more! We want professionals driven by doing the right thing and helping people.
Responsibilities
Responsibilities and Duties:
- Educate the retirement community on products from various carriers.
- Assist Medicare beneficiaries with enrollment procedures.
- Acquire new clients through company marketing initiatives.
- Retain clients through exceptional customer service
- Hear From Our Agents
Qualifications
Requirements:
- Health and Life insurance license OR willing to obtain a license
- Ability to pass a criminal background check
- Strong verbal and written communication abilities.
- Proficiency in using computer systems. Strong organizational and multitasking abilities
- Ability to work in office a few days a week and ability to build a schedule around your clients.
- CompensationUSD $49,000.00 - USD $200,000.00 /Yr.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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