Newbie in Florida

[Gooner]

Start out with health insurance it's open season for now. Get a base of income with renewals that comes in every month care of the aca government. Then build
From there,Medicare, annuities etc.
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I couldn't imagine a more painful and slow death...Evan, you're in the wrong place to be slinging that garbage.

This guy wants Final Expense advice...not how to be as successful as Evan advice. He's gotten some great info, from some heavy hitters.

To the OP, FL is tough...I'd reach out to Agentguy, OneFastPony or PCBinsurance. They all seem to have a pretty good grasp on the market and they all work different parts.

 

[pcbinsurance]

"Get a base of income with renewals that comes in every month care of the aca government."
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WTH are you talking about?

 

[onefastpony]

I couldn't imagine a more painful and slow death...Evan, you're in the wrong place to be slinging that garbage.

This guy wants Final Expense advice...not how to be as successful as Evan advice. He's gotten some great info, from some heavy hitters.

To the OP, FL is tough...I'd reach out to Agentguy, OneFastPony or PCBinsurance. They all seem to have a pretty good grasp on the market and they all work different parts.

Thanks Donnie.

I actually had a LH ride with me today. Want a productive selling day but he saw different ways to skin the FE cat and saw that I actually educate people vs. The hard sell.

 

[Jonase]

Why are none of my replies showing up when I quote someone? I've replied to each poster...

Anyway, my main concern is deciding if I should do health, medicare or FE based on my situation.

I get that most say stick to one certainly in the beginning and possibly branch out a bit later.

Considering that I have all licenses, certifications I need and pretty good contracts in each area. And that I only have a little experience in FE and nothing else. And I have contracted through Berwick for Medicare and Premier Insurance partners for FE though I have several FE appointments independently.

I have no experience getting leads or marketing for my own. My previous point about not wasting money is about not throwing money away on bad lead sources. I get that many leads won't pan out. Got to break some eggs to make an omelet!

I live in south florida. Not good for FE and I can't be driving 3 hours and overnighting. So that leaves FE telesales.

Health only seems worthwhile during AEP now. However I happen to have a stack of leads of people who previously bought crappy health insurance and need ACA policies badly.

Medicare seems like a lot more work for less money. Am I wrong?

Just like giving a prospect too many choices leading to indecision... That's the boat I'm in and I'm going around in circles.