I have just pass the P & C exam in Pa. I have a interview with a insurance agency on Tuesday. I want to stay independent. He is hiring agents as 1099 independent contractors, also training will be provided. What should I ask for as far as a split? What should I not except? What is the difference between having my own code and using the agency code?
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It depends on how much training and support they provide but 50% is about standard for 1099 contractors.
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I am new to insurance and wonder what P&C stands for. Thanks
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Property & Casualty.
If you want to learn, go here for some basics:
http://www.lifehappens.org/#
Then click the insurance101 tab
If you want to learn, go here for some basics:
http://www.lifehappens.org/#
Then click the insurance101 tab
Plumbing and Cabinets.
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Thanks Steve for the info and the link.
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Hey Xrac
Are you sure you will be a success in the insurance business. Perhaps you should consider a career in construction. LOL
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Hey Xrac
Are you sure you will be a success in the insurance business. Perhaps you should consider a career in construction. LOL
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You're welcome. The reason I gave you that link was I thought you had indicated on another thread that you are interested in L&H (Life & Health).
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Yes Steve. I joined WFG and am excited to learn all I can. I love to learn and being a paralegal/accountant, insurance and investments should be fascinating to me.
Ouch!,WFG, What kind of % are you getting? We spent a lot of time with MAH, getting her pointed in the right direction, Use the search, and look up WFG, I am not knocking the company, but if they give you low commissions, you will have trouble making a living. Mah, is also in calif, I think she is in the LA, area. Talk with her, you need 3 more posts, then you can message her.
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