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[slohr12000@]

A little background first. I was licensed in P&C in 2008-2012. Had some health issues and was on disability. All is good health wise.
Looking for advice...had guy approach me from Family First Life and another guy from American National. I was doing P&C and really enjoyed doing it. I know the $ is in life and not opposed to getting life license. Money is not the only reason I wanna get back into insurance.
I guess I'm just looking for some guidance. Seems like a lot has changed in the industry since 2012. Also, any pros with FFL vs AN? Or any other companies I should look into?
Thanks for any and all advice. I'm just really excited about getting back into Insurance.
Scott

 

[Travis Price]

A little background first. I was licensed in P&C in 2008-2012. Had some health issues and was on disability. All is good health wise.
Looking for advice...had guy approach me from Family First Life and another guy from American National. I was doing P&C and really enjoyed doing it. I know the $ is in life and not opposed to getting life license. Money is not the only reason I wanna get back into insurance.
I guess I'm just looking for some guidance. Seems like a lot has changed in the industry since 2012. Also, any pros with FFL vs AN? Or any other companies I should look into?
Thanks for any and all advice. I'm just really excited about getting back into Insurance.
Scott

My suggestion is do what you love...

If you love P&C but also want to sell life, I don't know a single agent at SF or NW that won't grab you up.

 

[Markthebroker]

I know the $ is in life and not opposed to getting life license.

Really? I'm commercial P&C, and granted I had a long ramp up making not a lot of money, but I'm willing to bet I'm probably making more money working semi-retired hours this year. I'll be very surprised if anywhere close to 5% of life agents are making more than I am next year, working only 20 to 30 hours a week.