Final Expense Commission

[ColShareCropper]

How quickly do agents typically get paid?

Is there a second commission check after 9 months?

Thanks for your help!

the high IQ here ceases to amaze me

 

[Todd King]

Is 110% - 130% a typical commission?

Thanks for your help!

No, it's usually between 110% and 130%. If you are talking about Americo it is 125%, but only on the Eagle product.

 

[ExProgrammer]

No, it's usually between 110% and 130%. If you are talking about Americo it is 125%, but only on the Eagle product.

Were you jokingly saying "No. It's not between 110 and 130, but instead between 110 and 130." or do you have a typo in there? I suspect you meant that between 110 and 120 is typical.

But it could depend on what your definition of is is.

 

[Todd King]

Thanks for pointing that out! I actually meant to type that it is between 110% and 120%.

 

[PhxSunsFan]

Does getting 110 vs 120 in comm really make that much of a dfference?

 

[goillini52]

Does getting 110 vs 120 in comm really make that much of a dfference?

How is you at math?

I comes up with 10% difference. Is that a lot to you? It is to me.

 

[ExProgrammer]

Does getting 110 vs 120 in comm really make that much of a dfference?

If you had 100,000 or 150,000 in AP on the books your actual net income would be 10,000 or 15,000 more, because your expenses would be the same.

 

[myinsurebiz]

Does getting 110 vs 120 in comm really make that much of a dfference?

The difference is also in the renewals that contracts bring. Higher the 1st year - normally higher in renewals . . .

 

[rousemark]

The difference is also in the renewals that contracts bring. Higher the 1st year - normally higher in renewals . . .

Not necessarily... Some companies will trade of lower first year for higher renewals.. Settlers is one that does.. So does National Security..

 

[NSRH]

Chasing commissions will cause you to fail. Find a group that is producing to level producers. Stay there and follow the leader.