Remote Sales Agent - No Experience, Uncapped Pay

<div>Two things define this role clearly: no experience is required to start, and there's no cap on what you can earn once you do.<br/><br/><strong>How the No-Experience Part Actually Works</strong><br/><br/>We've built training specifically for people without a sales or insurance background - covering product fundamentals, how to structure a natural client conversation, and how to handle the questions and objections that come up regularly. A mentor supports you through your first live calls, and that support continues as you build your production over time.<br/><br/><strong>How the Uncapped Part Actually Works</strong><br/><br/>There's no ceiling built into the pay structure. You're paid on commission for what you close, and there's no maximum threshold where additional production stops mattering. Every conversation is with a family who already asked for help finding life insurance coverage - no cold outreach anywhere in this role.<br/><br/><strong>What Typical Results Look Like</strong><br/><br/>$800 to $1,200 per sale on average. Based on consistent effort:<br/><ul><li>$50,000+ part-time in year one</li><li>$80,000 to $300,000+ full-time in year one</li></ul><br/><br/>Pay is issued daily/weekly, with performance-based incentives layered on top for agents who hit production milestones.<br/><br/><strong>Basic Requirements</strong><br/><ul><li>U.S. residency</li><li>Ability to pass a background check</li><li>Life & Health insurance license, or willingness to obtain one</li></ul><br/><br/><strong>Apply Today</strong><br/><br/>We're onboarding a new group of agents now - if the combination of real training and genuinely uncapped pay appeals to you, apply and we'll follow up quickly.</div>

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1. HOW DO YOU PLAN YOUR DAY?

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