Why Do 90% of the People in Here Sell Training or Leads? Does Anybody Actually Only Sell Final Expen

[billyb]

I live in FL, but she will go where the most money is. She don't want to settle down here.

 

[Thedude]

I do not have know what a PA makes. However, I just issued a policy on a young RN that makes North of $100,000.00. I have to think PA do more. What part of the country do you live in.

I'm going off averages.

100,000 for RN is a lot....unless they live in NYC Bay Area or some other major metro area....good for Them!

 

[Tahoe Ray]

I do not have know what a PA makes. However, I just issued a policy on a young RN that makes North of $100,000.00. I have to think PA do more. What part of the country do you live in.

For income (normally no matter where you live) RN < PA < Nurse Practioner....

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100,000 for RN is a lot....unless they live in NYC Bay Area or some other major metro area....good for Them!

Agreed .

 

[WinoBlues]

I'm going off averages.

100,000 for RN is a lot....unless they live in NYC Bay Area or some other major metro area....good for Them!

In my case, Oakland, CA.

 

[cds251]

You stated most people don't make anything, but $48,000 is good money in some parts of the country. I don't understand why an agent who has access to leads can't make much more than that selling FE and I am in one of the toughest parts of the country.

An agent can. But most don't. That's actually below the average US income of almost 52k per year......

I think the OP was asking how many actually make 100k+ per year.......

 

[Thedude]

In my case, Oakland, CA.

East bay is basically the same COL as San Fran now. You sell FE in downtown oakland?

 

[WinoBlues]

East bay is basically the same COL as San Fran now. You sell FE in downtown oakland?

Yes I know the East Bay pretty well. Started in the business in Pleasanton.

Oakland - yes, not as much as I did before as I do not do the road warrior thing much anymore. Most of my small, <$1k, deals I do by Email, phone and snail mail. Of course the flat lands are a different demographic than the Oakland Hills.

 

[Thedude]

Yes I know the East Bay pretty well. Started in the business in Pleasanton.

Oakland - yes, not as much as I did before as I do not do the road warrior thing much anymore. Most of my small, <$1k, deals I do by Email, phone and snail mail. Of course the flat lands are a different demographic than the Oakland Hills.

Oh cool I have family in San Leandro. Whole area was rapidly changing last time I was there. I remember wondering if I could sell FE there.

 

[KRobby]

Because the average insurance agent income is 48k per year.......that's why.

That's the median figure. The average, or mean, is $64,790.

 

[NSRH]

Not sure where you guys are coming up with your "average income for an insurance agent" figures, but LIMRA did a study and published in the Wall Street Journal.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748703954904575110163185399210

They claim an agent is making less than $3k per month.