Pass Thru Commissions . . .

[myinsurebiz]

The cool thing about only taking a 6 Month Advance is waking up every Friday and Monday to accumulated commissions in my bank account . . .

Reaping rewards for work completed last Summer - sweetttttttttttttttttttt.

This is why we only take 6 months and Newbies only take 3 months. I have a few new agents that just got their 1st of 9 months of Pass Thru Commissions and they can't believe it!

 

[titeye]

When does it make sense to accept commissions as-earned, if ever, and why?

 

[Baseball7]

When you can afford to write 20k in a month and only get $1,700 the month after. Most spend $1,700/m on leads so that would put you right back to 0 without savings and other income streams.

 

[titeye]

When you can afford to write 20k in a month and only get $1,700 the month after. Most spend $1,700/m on leads so that would put you right back to 0 without savings and other income streams.

Interesting analysis. Very interesting! It sounds like what you are saying is that the only attraction to the FE business is advance commissions. Unless the agent has another source of cash flow or cash reserves, he only breaking even on his leads. Am I understanding you correctly?

 

[KRobby]

Interesting analysis. Very interesting! It sounds like what you are saying is that the only attraction to the FE business is advance commissions. Unless the agent has another source of cash flow or cash reserves, he only breaking even on his leads. Am I understanding you correctly?

No.

 

[myinsurebiz]

Interesting analysis. Very interesting! It sounds like what you are saying is that the only attraction to the FE business is advance commissions. Unless the agent has another source of cash flow or cash reserves, he only breaking even on his leads. Am I understanding you correctly?

You can still buy leads and only take a 6 month advance.