
Doctor Deth
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all insurance agents get paid by commission which is determined by how many policies they sell and it depends on what type of insurance you are selling - everyone is different and you won't be making a level salary from day one unless they have a program that starts out as a salary (maybe in the $20's , but converts to 100% commissions over time, and most life insurance policies pay most of their commission the first year, so you have to be constantly selling new policies |

mbrcatz
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OK, On average, $2,000 a year.
That's because 95% wash out, and can't even make $1,000. The ones that don't wash out, will make about $40,000 to $50,000 the first year, except maybe one in a hundred that will make six figures.
It's straight commission, which, of course, is a percentage of what you sell. |