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What is the best life insurance company to contract with to sell?

In southern california, looking to sell life insurance, what company offers the best support, best commissions, and best customer service??

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1. This really depends on the client. he best thing to do is to work with a IMO General Agent that will give you better commission than if you just called carrier. Also will guide you in the best product placement to ensure your competition does not beat you. As you get new clients you will use different companies offered through that GA. This way you get the best comp and the best carriers for each case. In addition you wont have to do much work to get quotes and paperwork together. Also you will be provided with a free website with which to market yourself. Email me for more information. joseph@carylevinson.com
2. If there was a 'best' there would be only one. Be a broker and sell many.
3. The reality is you can apply with any company on earth and you will be "hired" instantly if: you have a decent appearance, and if you are breathing. Be prepared to sell your family, friends, neighbors, school chums, fellow church goers, fellow workers, and your organization brethren. Also be prepared to lose some of your family, friends, neighbors, school chums, fellow church goers, and organization brethren.
4. emptyeternity, Life insurance covers lots of different things. Since I live in Idaho I'm not sure about California regulations, so I suggest you visit a nearby insurance agent. http://www.easylifeinsuranceguide.com/California-Life-Insurance.html They will be able to help you.
5. Check out Primerica Financial Services. Over 2000 representatives in that company make 6 figures. Over 50 representatives make 7 figures. Even though there's over 100,000 representatives in the company, you should know every single one of them work voluntarily. There's no quotas to meet and there's no boss because Primerica is a business opportunity. Primerica allows you to build a company within a company. So you have complete control over your time. The question is how hard are you going to work for your goals and dreams? Primerica meets all 3 of your questions. It has the best support system. There over 1800 employees at the home office (which has 1 million square feet of space) who will help you and give you important notices about certain things (usually in regards to your licenses). They have an online website where you can watch training videos, see your client's information, check out your productivity report, who's the top producers world wide, country, and states. I believe Primerica has the best commission system. Some people don't like the idea of where you can make money off of other people's sales. But these people should understand at where ever they work, someone is always making money off their production. They just don't understand how business really works. Primerica has the best customer service. They handle all claims and questions promptly. You won't find many clients complaining about Primerica (if you check the better business bureau).
6. Primerica is also an MLM who CHARGES you to see an online status of your policies. You can't make any really comparable commissions unless you recruit other uneducated financial "professionals" by dangling a carrot in front of them. Their customer service is anything but "best"