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No Cold Calling Remote Insurance Sales Entry Level

Posted 13 days ago

meron financial agencyMiddletown (NJ)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

The Actual Lead Model Every client conversation starts because they reached out first, asking about life insurance coverage through a form, a direct call, or a specific request for information. Your role is the conversation that follows — by phone or Zoom — backed by full training and ongoing mentorship, and supported by access to more than 60 carrier partnerships so you're never limited to one product regardless of client fit. What Support Actually Looks Like New agents start with fundamentals: how life insurance products work, how to have a natural client conversation, and how to handle the objections and questions that come up regularly. A mentor is available through your first live calls and beyond, so you're never navigating a difficult conversation entirely alone. Earning Potential Commission-only, uncapped earning structure: $800 to $1,200 average per sale. Realistic outcomes: $50,000+ part-time in year one $80,000 to $300,000+ full-time in year one Pay is issued daily/weekly, with performance-based incentives layered on top of standard commission for agents hitting certain benchmarks. U.S. residency required Must pass a background check Licensed for Life & Health insurance, or willing to obtain one If cold calling has been the dealbreaker in every other sales job you've considered, this one was built specifically to remove that obstacle. Apply today.

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