Prudential questions

[Bwell86]

I'm a Pru guy and I e seen a lot of people attempt to make it with P&C primarily. I'm not P&C licensed, but I think the lack of guidance makes it difficult for new agents. It's not our focus so the is not a lot of support in the office. You will still have contract continuation requirements and most bonuses are based on production of "core" products.

Every year, we get a Liberty Mutual relationship manager to pitch it to us. The biggest door to the house is garage they say. Soo far, I haven't seen anyone be successful with it.

 

[agentinsouth]

I'm a Pru guy and I e seen a lot of people attempt to make it with P&C primarily. I'm not P&C licensed, but I think the lack of guidance makes it difficult for new agents. It's not our focus so the is not a lot of support in the office. You will still have contract continuation requirements and most bonuses are based on production of "core" products. Every year, we get a Liberty Mutual relationship manager to pitch it to us. The biggest door to the house is garage they say. Soo far, I haven't seen anyone be successful with it.

Just FYI- The top 2 Liberty Mutual agents in the county are both through Pru. It is a very profitable relationship for both, however, I think in a few years there will be a Mutual of Omaha agent break into the top 5.

 

[cgreene]

It will be interesting since liberty just let all their service reps go unless they want to move across the country to a centralized location.

 

[BobbyR]

Just curious what state farm pays agents these days? In the old days it was like a level 15%. I remember like yesterday my state farm agent telling me that he make more than any doctor. That was in 1982