Conduct client interviews to identify insurance needs, create customized solutions from a broad carrier portfolio, educate seniors and the community on available benefits, support claims, stay current on benefit changes, and maintain strong client relationships through follow-up.
Overview
Responsibilities
CompensationUSD $41,500.00 - USD $101,000.00 /Yr.
AGENTS WANTED! Are you ready for a career for life? Want stability? Want to give back to your community? At AMERICAN SENIOR BENEFITS, where we put people back in the people business, we are at the front line in our communities, helping to protect retirement income, educating seniors on safeguards available to them. We are backed by the Integrity Marketing Organization, the largest FMO in the country. We can position you for success.
Responsibilities
- Conduct interviews with clients to determine their needs
- Create custom solutions using our toolbox of over 220 top named carriers
- Educate the community on benefits available
- Ensure support and follow up with claims
- Keep up to date with the changes in benefits available to clients
- Maintain excellent client relations with exceptional follow up
- High School Diploma or GED
- Excellent communication skills, verbal and written
- Proficiency in MS Word, Email programs
- Drive to be an advocate for your community
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CompensationUSD $41,500.00 - USD $101,000.00 /Yr.
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