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Life Insurance Agent

Posted 8 days ago

ays groupKenner (LA)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$20 K-$40 K monthly

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About the role

Professional Insurance Sales Career Opportunity Key Benefits Industry-Leading Compensation: Commission structure ranging from 80%-145%, with opportunities for higher starting rates than competitors Zero Fee Structure: No CRM fees, lead override fees, initiation fees, or training costs Immediate Vested Renewals: Build passive income from day one with full ownership of your residuals Comprehensive Training Program: Access to free training resources from top producers generating $20K-$40K monthly Non-Exclusive Partnership: 90-day trial period with no long-term contractual obligations Lead Generation Support We provide access to lead sources to help you build your client base without relying on personal connections. Our systematic approach focuses on qualified lead acquisition and client retention. Additional Opportunities Licensing Support: Pre-licensing course costs covered (up to $250) with test certification assistance upon proof of State-Test Registration Agency Development: Enhanced compensation structure and growth strategies available for those bringing established teams Candidate Requirements Must pass a background check Minimum age: 18 years old Commitment to full-time dedication Comfort with remote client consultations Superior communication abilities Professional experience is not mandatory-we provide comprehensive training for candidates demonstrating appropriate aptitude and work ethic.

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