Most Lucrative?

[senior-advisor-indiana]

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

The only things FE clients have to insure are wheelchairs and scooters....

 

[jacobtn]

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.

540 comp on one vehicle? Was it a Bugatti?

 

[Guest]

540 comp on one vehicle? Was it a Bugatti?

No it was a Ford Fusion for a doctor's office. The doctor had a terrible driving record. His tickets bumped him up from $800 a year to over $5K. He just said 'whatever.'

The tickets weren't even for serious things. I think all but one was for unlawfully driving in the carpool lane.

 

[jtow]

one word "Plastics"

Movie: "Valley Girl"

 

[simpsondes32]

My gold is doing pretty good atm

 

[JosephWilson86]

Has anybody tried doing mortgage life insurance and then cross selling P&C?

 

[0b1kanobee]

Has anybody tried doing mortgage life insurance and then cross selling P&C?

No but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night!

 

[JosephWilson86]

No but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night!

Working on your post count ha?

 

[HoosierLife]

Working on your post count ha?

Working on yours lol?

 

[spug]

No, while you can make a damn fine living selling FE the most lucrative thing going right now seems to be recruiting agents to sell FE.

I would 2nd that!