Typical Premiums and Commissions For Final Expense

[DBA]

Here's a question for the experienced agents. I was in this field nearly 20 years ago, and now I'm coming back. Plan to specialize in the senior market. To get started, I was planning on focusing on final expense policies first. Since I've been out of this for some time, can anyone give me an idea of typical premiums and commissions on these products (dollar amounts)? I've found commission run 65% to 105%, depending on if I end up with someone that supplies the leads.

Thanks.

It's a great industry to be in!

 

[Dwestlnd]

Re: Final Expense

I have my ways of just getting it done.

Hi John, new to the industry here. How can I talk to you more about getting started. Thanks, Dan

 

[rousemark]

Re: Final Expense

Hi John, new to the industry here. How can I talk to you more about getting started. Thanks, Dan

Don't expect an answer any time soon. JG left the forum some time ago.

 

[billyb]

Is JG still selling leads?

 

[bboman23]

Is JG still selling leads?

Pretty sure he is........

 

[HoosierLife]

He just gave away 20 leads for free in Florida today.

 

[Sushijin]

Excellent info here. Thanks guys.

 

[Conversity]

Re: Final Expense

It sounds good!

 

[tribetime32]

Re: Final Expense

New rookie here and looking to see who would lead me in the correct direction for maximum comp and lead gen. Thank you in advance. I'm in the Charlotte Metro NC area.

Ben Boman will take care of you. Learn something from him every time he talks. I'm sure there are many good options out there, but I've never seen anything set up like EFES and the training Mr. Boman provides.

 

[bboman23]

Re: Final Expense

Ben Boman will take care of you. Learn something from him every time he talks. I'm sure there are many good options out there, but I've never seen anything set up like EFES and the training Mr. Boman provides.

Wish I would have seen this sooner. I'm on a plane leaving Charlotte right now