Most Lucrative?

[xrac]

The most lucrative thing right now is selling bogus leads to unsuspecting agents. You make make big money fast.

 

[gordon112]

The most lucrative thing right now is selling bogus leads to unsuspecting agents. You make make big money fast.

Internet leads..!!...we got em, our new ATM!

 

[Pete Cormie]

I've been licensed for over 35 years so when I make a suggestion you damn well better listen.

The way to make big money is to start a solar company, get a huge "loan" from Obummer, and then file for a BK.

You're welcome.

Rick

Don't forget to sell that company to the Chinese before you walk away.

 

[Norwayguy]

I've been licensed for over 35 years so when I make a suggestion you damn well better listen.

The way to make big money is to start a solar company, get a huge "loan" from Obummer, and then file for a BK.

You're welcome.

Rick

That one has been done before.....It also requires you to have as part of the company someone who was a major campaign contributor or bundled.

 

[Jake07712]

From my point of view, the most attractive thing about FE is the underwriting process, (when I was selling MP, I can't tell you how many declines I had). It's great to walk out of a house with a decision in hand.

 

[JosephWilson86]

I really want to get into P&C for the renewals but life is looking more attractive at the moment since the money is better upfront. Solves my problem of leaving a high paying job, but doesn't solve my problem of figuring out how to make a million dollars per year...

 

[TDFnCali]

I really want to get into P&C for the renewals but life is looking more attractive at the moment since the money is better upfront. Solves my problem of leaving a high paying job, but doesn't solve my problem of figuring out how to make a million dollars per year...

How much better are renewals in PC insurance?

 

[jdeasy]

How much better are renewals in PC insurance?

It's all about renewals in P&C.

 

[Guest]

How much better are renewals in PC insurance?

With P&C you get the same commission for the life of the policy. So if I get 15% on an auto, I'll get 15% forever, as long as the policy stays on the books.

But 15% of $100 a month is a long ways from 105% of $50 a month. I sure do miss those fat FE commissions.

The biggest commission I've gotten in the last year for one P&C policy was $540 for a single auto.

The last FE policy I sold before converting to P&C the commission was $760. Just got the last month of premium deposited to my account a few weeks ago.

 

[msg15]

Is it possible to do FE along with the P&C? Write the FE get the x-dates on auto and home.