Conduct client interviews, assess insurance needs, and recommend customized plans from a network of carriers. Educate retirees and community members about benefits and financial safeguards, provide claims assistance and ongoing follow-up, maintain strong client relationships, and stay informed about industry and benefit changes.
Overview
Responsibilities
CompensationUSD $41,500.00 - USD $101,000.00 /Yr.
Looking for stability? Want to make a real impact in your community? At American Senior Benefits, we put people first—helping retirees protect their income and understand the safeguards available to them.
Backed by Integrity Marketing Group, the nation’s largest FMO, we provide the resources and support to set you up for success.
Ready to build a future that matters? Let’s talk!
Responsibilities
- Conduct client interviews to assess needs and provide tailored solutions.
- Leverage our network of 250+ top carriers to create customized plans.
- Educate the community on available benefits and financial safeguards.
- Provide ongoing support, including claims assistance and follow-up.
- Stay informed on industry updates and benefit changes.
- Build lasting client relationships through exceptional service and 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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