Meron & Kemboi Financial Agency
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Insurance Advisor — $800–$1,200 Per Policy, No Experience Required
Meron & Kemboi Financial Agency
Insurance Advisor — $800–$1,200 Per Policy, No Experience Required
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Sell life insurance remotely to people who have requested information. Conduct calls and Zoom meetings, understand clients’ needs, compare plans from more than 60 carriers, and help customers obtain coverage. The role provides onboarding, mentoring, weekly coaching, and commission-based compensation. Applicants need a life and health insurance license or willingness to obtain one, must pass a background check, and be available full time.
Why People Join Us
Most of our agents had never sold insurance before. They joined because they wanted pay that reflects their effort and a team that actually trains them.
Your Day
You'll log in, review your calendar and follow-ups, and spend most of the day on calls and Zoom meetings with people who already asked about life insurance. You'll learn their situation, compare options from 60+ carriers, and help them get covered.
Support
Step-by-step onboarding, a mentor for live calls, and weekly coaching. Nobody is left to figure it out alone.
Compensation
- 1099, 100% commission, no cap
- Average of $800–$1,200 per policy
- Full-time agents: $75,000 to $300,000+ in year one
- Paid daily/weekly, plus performance bonuses
Requirements
- Must live in the U.S. (Austin, TX area a plus, but this role is fully remote)
- U.S. citizen or legal resident
- Able to pass a background check
- Life & Health insurance license, or willingness to get one (we walk you through it)
- Available full time, about 40 hours a week
Ready to start a career you control? Apply today.
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