Erudite Life Group is hiring candidates in Stokesdale for remote final expense life insurance sales. Consider how client appointments, follow-up, and licensing would fit alongside your existing commitments.

What you'll do

Sell life insurance remotely as a commission-based 1099 independent contractor.
Help clients consider coverage for funeral costs and other expenses left to their families.
Initiate contact with prospective clients and arrange phone or video conversations.
Listen to each household before discussing coverage, costs, and policy limitations.
Plan reliable appointment windows and follow-up time around your other commitments.
Keep clients informed about next steps even when your working hours are limited.
Help clients complete accurate applications and follow their cases through underwriting.

Qualifications

Able to reserve consistent time for client conversations and open applications.
Prepared to discuss part-time availability and agency expectations before committing.
Hold the required state life insurance license before selling coverage.
Communicate clearly by phone and video, including when a client decides against buying.
Organize appointments, client notes, and outstanding follow-up without constant supervision.
Understand that sales activity and completed applications do not promise a particular income.

What we provide

Erudite Life Group makes available: Direct carrier appointments
Erudite Life Group makes available: You hold your own contracts
Erudite Life Group makes available: No production quota
Erudite Life Group makes available: Set your own schedule

Compensation

This is 1099 independent contractor work with commission-based pay. No salary or hourly pay is provided. Earnings depend on individual production. Compensation comes from your own insurance sales to clients, never from recruiting. Ask Erudite Life Group about the commission schedule, chargebacks, expenses, and contracting terms before deciding. If this structure fits your plans, apply to discuss the role.

Interested in this role?