Remote Benefits Advisor - Full-Time (Structured Training Provided)

Remote Benefits Advisor - Full-Time (Structured Training Provided)

We are growing our remote team and looking for dependable, coachable individuals who want a clear path and consistent mentorship.

This is a full-time, commission-based position with step-by-step training and a defined promotion system.

You do not need prior insurance experience. You do need to be willing to learn and follow a proven process.

What the Role Looks Like
  • Meet with clients virtually through scheduled Zoom appointments

  • Review benefits and help families understand their options

  • Follow a structured, script-based system (you won't have to "wing it")

  • Participate in daily team check-ins and training

  • Track activity and growth goals

This is not a cold-calling position.

What We're Looking For
  • Reliable and professional

  • Comfortable speaking with people on Zoom

  • Open to feedback and coaching

  • Looking for long-term growth, not a quick side gig

  • Willing to obtain a life insurance license (required)

Compensation
  • Commission-based

  • Weekly pay

  • Ongoing mentorship

  • Clear promotion benchmarks

Income is performance-based, but we provide structure, training, and support to help you succeed.

Licensing Requirement

A life insurance license is required before working with clients. If you are not currently licensed, you must be willing to complete the licensing process.

Next Step

After applying, you will receive a short overview explaining the role and expectations.
We schedule interviews only with candidates who complete the overview and questionnaire.

If you are looking for stability, structure, and a team that will coach you step by step, apply today.

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