Meron & Kemboi Financial Agency
Remote Sales Rep — $100K–$300K, Mentorship Included
Be an Early Applicant
Sell life insurance policies to consumers who requested information, conducting consultations by phone and Zoom and matching needs with coverage from more than 60 carriers. The role is fully remote, commission-based, and includes mentorship, onboarding support, bonuses, and daily or weekly pay. Agents must work full time, obtain or hold a Life and Health insurance license, reside in the United States, meet citizenship or residency requirements, and pass a background check.
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Your Mentor
Every new agent is paired with an experienced mentor who helps with your first live calls, reviews your conversations, and answers questions as they come up.
The Job
You'll work with people who already requested information about life insurance, over phone and Zoom. You'll understand their needs and match them with coverage from 60+ carriers.
Compensation
1099, 100% commission with no cap. Average $800–$1,200 per policy. Full-time agents typically earn $100,000 to $300,000+ in year one, paid daily/weekly, plus bonuses.
Requirements
- Must live in the U.S. (New York, NY 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
Apply now. We're onboarding new agents this month.
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