Bilingual Life Insurance Agent — Serve Spanish-Speaking Families (Remote, 1099)

Shipley Legacy Group is hiring bilingual (Spanish/English) life insurance agents to serve Spanish-speaking families across Philadelphia, PA. This is a 100% remote, work-from-home position serving the Philadelphia area. Life insurance is undersold in these communities. That gap is the work.

What you'll actually do

• Reach out to prospective clients and schedule coverage conversations in Spanish or English
• Ask the right questions to understand each family's situation and protection needs
• Walk clients through available life insurance options clearly and in plain language
• Help clients complete applications and follow up with them through underwriting
• Stay organized, manage your own pipeline, and follow through on every callback

Who this is a fit for

• Bilingual communicators — Spanish and English — who are comfortable on the phone
• Currently licensed in life insurance, or genuinely willing to get licensed before selling
• Self-directed people who can run a remote schedule without being supervised
• Former customer-facing workers — retail, healthcare, hospitality, service — who know how to listen
• Anyone motivated to close a real gap in financial protection for underserved families

What we provide

• Direct carrier appointments available through Shipley Legacy Group
• 1:1 mentorship available from Anissa and Joe Shipley, who built this agency after losing close family members to the realities of being uninsured
• Scripts, call reviews, and a weekly team call available to agents on the team
• Free ongoing training available as you build your practice

The honest part

This is 100% commission-based 1099 work — no salary, no guaranteed pay. If you need income on day one, this isn't the right fit right now. If you're bilingual, self-motivated, and serious about building something remote and meaningful, reach out to Shipley Legacy Group today and tell us a little about yourself. Philadelphia's diverse communities deserve protection — help us close that gap.