New to Insurance? Final Expense Brokers Wanted, 1099, Real Training Provided

Wheaton, IL is home to educators, faith leaders, and professionals who value integrity and lifelong learning — and if you're one of them considering a career shift into insurance, this is your opening. This is a remote, work-from-home position serving the Wheaton area and beyond. If you're switching careers and don't know the industry yet, that's fine. What isn't fine is showing up and expecting it to be easy. This role rewards people who are coachable, consistent, and willing to learn before they lead.

What You'll Actually Do

• Work inbound leads — people who have already expressed interest in final expense coverage
• Learn how to conduct needs-based conversations that serve the client, not just close a sale
• Study product knowledge, objection handling, and the basics of underwriting for final expense policies
• Operate fully remote from anywhere in the U.S. — your home is your office

Who This Is a Fit For

• Career-changers from sales, healthcare, customer service, or any people-facing background
• People who don't have a life insurance license yet — or who are in the process of getting one
• Honest self-starters who can follow a system without needing to reinvent it
• Anyone willing to put in the learning curve before expecting results

What We Provide

• Structured training that walks you through the final expense market from the ground up
• Mentorship from agents who are actively working — not just coaching from a whiteboard
• Access to multiple carriers so you can place the right policy for each client
• A remote-first structure with no territory restrictions

This is commission-based, 1099 independent contractor work. There's no salary and no guarantees. What there is: a clear path to building real skills, a market that isn't going away, and support from people who want to see you succeed. If you're ready to invest in yourself and serve families in Wheaton and beyond, apply and let's have a straight conversation about what this actually looks like.