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dabatman
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As for your first question... I really can't answer do to being so new in the business. But from what I've seen and heard, other companies are paying more but it seems that the real way to go is independent. Lots of the products are very comparable so due diligence will pay off if you're looking for the best solution for your clients as you should being an insurance professional.
I also paid for my exam and everything else. When first starting out, I was being led by a recruiter at NY Life who pointed me in the right direction. I got my finger printing done at the same place that I took my exam.
It sounds like you're on the right track. I'm in FL so everything was pretty much done at one location with the exception of my pre-licensing exam which was done on site at a NY Life location. I hope this helps.
I also paid for my exam and everything else. When first starting out, I was being led by a recruiter at NY Life who pointed me in the right direction. I got my finger printing done at the same place that I took my exam.
It sounds like you're on the right track. I'm in FL so everything was pretty much done at one location with the exception of my pre-licensing exam which was done on site at a NY Life location. I hope this helps.