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This is like Groundhog Day, does it ever end????????
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This is like Groundhog Day, does it ever end????????
I am considering starting a new career at age 57. My wife and I each had a business fail in 2007 and had to file Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy. I think that insurance sales may be a way to quickly fund some sort of retirement income through renewal commissions. It also seems that getting into insurance for seniors, I would be in an expanding market.
My question is this: will my recent bankruptcy be an obstacle to getting a license or a stumbling block to hooking up with an agency for training? I understand that a background check is SOP. What are they looking for?
I'm grateful for all advice !!
marvic?
It's been 4 years, he's in the business or he's not.
What you should be asking yourself.. "is this a good business to be in if I need immediate cash flow? " People are brought into this business being told this business is easy and pays fast.. yet 90% are GONE before year 2 is completed. If money management isn't your strength personally, think twice about entering this field. 9 out of 10 leave it with even more debt than when they came in.
Not saying you can't have success in this business, but it isn't easy. At least not as easy as many are led to believe.
That's not for you or I to decide he can figure that out for himself.. Bankruptcy is not the end of one's life, I have agents who have filed bankruptcy and have been very successful in this business and have learned alot..
No one is successful overnight, but they did it and I am a witness to that.. Don't let bankruptcy or some of these negative post deter you from this industry I have seen so many people pick themselves up and help alot of people who needed help in the meantime learn from their mistakes as well..
Jump in you will do well..