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We are seeking a highly motivated individual that is ready to become licensed or who is currently licensed to join our team working as a Licensed Life and Health Insurance Broker with a path to agency ownership.
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We are a family-owned independent life insurance agency. Candidate will learn or have experience in using life/health insurance for mortgage protection, disability, debt elimination, infinite banking, smart start, retirement, and/or long term care.
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Benefits of the role include health, vision, and dental insurance options, the ability to work from home and meet with clients remotely, a clear direction for achieving 6 or 7-figure goals, passive income opportunities (so you can get out of the field) and ability to earn all-expense-paid vacations from carriers, as well as many bonus incentives.
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