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He’s giving 130% on a senior life contract equivalent to 130% at am am which most can get . Tells me Greg is at 140% min giving out 80-90% mostly . For a young guy recruiting Is we’re it’s at .
I wish I was at 140%. I am working on that right now since these new guidelines came out earlier this year. Everyone can promote them self to higher commission levels based on production. There is no upline to hold you back....you promote yourself!
As you can see, new agents start at 90% or higher. This protects new agents from getting abused with super low contracts. See the commission example below this image.
HERE'S THE INFO ON HOW YOU GET PAID:
Let's assume you are on an 90% contract (that's our starting contract and you can promote yourself up to 150%!), you order 20 fresh exclusive leads, and you only get 5 applications out of those 20 leads (15 out of 20 were no's!). Assume each of the 5 applications' monthly premiums is $55 each (which is average).
Here's what you would make:
$55 monthly premium x 12 months x 90% comm. x 60% advance =$356.40 advance commissions per sale.
$356.40 advance per sale x 5 sales = $1782.00 in advanced commissions earned. Your profit is $1782 - $640 (price of 20 leads) = $1142.00! Not bad. That's $1142.00 deposited into your bank account! Most of our sales team can knock out 20 leads in 3-4 days. That means you could work 20 leads each week, make $1142.00, work 3-4 days, and enjoy a 3-4 day weekend! In the winter time with shorter days it takes 4-5 days to knock out 20 leads.
AND
if your commission is higher than 90% you would make more. Also if you got 6 applications instead of 5 you would make $1498.00 in advances that week!
AND
since you get 60% commission up front, you get the other 40% on months 8-12 after deductions for charge-backs.
AND
starting on the 13th month you start receiving life time renewals FOREVER as long as that piece of business stays on the books!
PLUS
the lead charge is a tax deduction (Sr Life sends this figure to you at the end of the year for taxes).
PLUS
your mileage driven for business when using your personal vehicle is tax deductible too!
(For tele-sales you wouldn't be deducting any mileage.)
NOTE 60% ADVANCE WAS USED ABOVE. THAT'S SO CHARGE BACKS ARE DEDUCTED FROM THE BACKEND (40%) AND NOT DEDUCTED FROM YOUR ADVANCES.
75% ADVANCES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE BUT THEN THE CHARGE BACKS ARE DEDUCTED FROM YOUR ADVANCES JUST LIKE ALL THE OTHER CARRIERS.
As we can see, it's not the contract level, it's the contact level, that has the biggest influence on your success.
If your carrier(s) don't have a lead program available for you (TV, DM, etc.) OR your manager will not cosign for your leads ,so you can get those leads on credit, then call me for a confidential conversation.
Hope this info clarifies things.
Anyone should feel free to call me. This is not captive either.
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