Final Expense Insurance Sales. Sales at Geebo

Final Expense Insurance Sales.


The Merrell Insurance Group is currently screening for Final Expense life insurance agents in your area. We offer an avenue to create a six figure salary with a residual income that will last for years. We are looking for licensed agents or individuals with a sales mentality and strong work ethic willing to obtain the proper license.
We have agents from all walks of life, from corporate managers, to our top producer who came to us via owning a lawn and pressure washing business. If you have the work ethic and the right attitude, we will get you on the right track towards success!
Income Potential:
Average Agent $65K +
Above Average Agents $85K +
Top Agents $150K +

New Agent Track:
Stellar Training: Our online training is one of the most advanced in the industry. We take you from appointment setting to a proven 5part presentation as well as everything in between. We provide weekly product knowledge training calls to familiarize you with the various carriers represented. In addition, you will have one on one training calls with our Regional Director to ensure your success in the field.
Exclusive Leads: We own the print shop making our leads exclusive to the agent that orders them. Each lead is stamped with the agents name in a coded format on front of the lead before ever being mailed out. This is to ensure an agent is not receiving an old or recycled piece, as well as informing the home office as to who the lead belongs to. Upon return of the lead, that code is scanned which enters particular information into an electronic mailbox that is protected by username and password access only.
Platinum Support:
Protected Territories
Fresh, Exclusive Leads
Back Office Support
Top Notch Training
Proven Sales Presentation
Sales Scripts
Top Contracts
Competitive Products
Commissions paid Daily
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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