I’m getting ready to take my exam. Hopefully take it and pass it in a couple days. I’m going through Real Financial/FFL now. Just leaving the car business. So pumped to start!!!!
Talking about expectations… I’m not interested in hearing “how much you can make”… but I am interested in learning what reasonable expectations are for expenses such as: Let’s say someone wrote 300 annually After average lead expense After average chargeback expense After average miscellaneous expenses How much of that 300k written is left to pay taxes on? I can’t seem to get anyone to answer this question. I’m not looking for exact. I’m not looking for someone to say “you can make this much”. I’m just looking for an answer to “what’s left to tax if some one wrote 300k and incurred all the average expenses”?
I've seen someone use this model, writing 300k, and going face to face bring home 150k After taxes. I'm not sure what it turned into pretax. Factor like 1-2k a week on leads and 25% charge back. I hope that helps
I think just like you. I'm lnot looking for what you did the first 3months. Tell me what you did for the whole year.. How many chargebacks? Which policy type has the higher rate of chargebacks? If I am a 1099 employee and I expected to recruit to make money? I am I expected to have mandatory meetings? If I am paying for my leads, I will work on the time that works for me. Understanding I get what I put into it. Just like the lady said, she made her sale on the first call and decided to take the rest of the day for herself. Thats what she wants, that is what she should be able to do.
There will always be chargebacks. Chargebacks have a lot to do if you're not selling the right market. People cancel because they dont see the value in owning insurance. There's people out there of course you cannot force them to buy it and then theres others who will buy more and more of it.
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Just finished my exam two weeks ago and I’m trying to get E&O insurance together this is a good video to get me more attuned thank you
I passed mine on Friday.
How did it work out?
@@samuelromano2821 did you make it?
@@caleblewis6467 did you make it?
Children change you. Hustle culture slows down and your time is more important. I respect that momma!
Just waiting on pa for my license, I am so happy yall have these videos, very informative thank you!
did you make it?
Information is good but the guy asks strange questions that are not about insurance
I’m getting ready to take my exam. Hopefully take it and pass it in a couple days. I’m going through Real Financial/FFL now. Just leaving the car business. So pumped to start!!!!
You're going to crush it 💪
How’s the first 8 months been?
I'm working overnights now as a mom 12 hr shifts i am so ready to do this
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Talking about expectations…
I’m not interested in hearing “how much you can make”… but I am interested in learning what reasonable expectations are for expenses such as:
Let’s say someone wrote 300 annually
After average lead expense
After average chargeback expense
After average miscellaneous expenses
How much of that 300k written is left to pay taxes on?
I can’t seem to get anyone to answer this question. I’m not looking for exact. I’m not looking for someone to say “you can make this much”. I’m just looking for an answer to “what’s left to tax if some one wrote 300k and incurred all the average expenses”?
I've seen someone use this model, writing 300k, and going face to face bring home 150k After taxes. I'm not sure what it turned into pretax. Factor like 1-2k a week on leads and 25% charge back.
I hope that helps
I think just like you. I'm lnot looking for what you did the first 3months. Tell me what you did for the whole year.. How many chargebacks? Which policy type has the higher rate of chargebacks?
If I am a 1099 employee and I expected to recruit to make money? I am I expected to have mandatory meetings?
If I am paying for my leads, I will work on the time that works for me. Understanding I get what I put into it. Just like the lady said, she made her sale on the first call and decided to take the rest of the day for herself. Thats what she wants, that is what she should be able to do.
There will always be chargebacks. Chargebacks have a lot to do if you're not selling the right market. People cancel because they dont see the value in owning insurance. There's people out there of course you cannot force them to buy it and then theres others who will buy more and more of it.
I would like to learn more, can someone high up in the business please reach out?
If you fill out the form using the link 'fflusa.com/hire', a manager from our team will be in contact with you shortly to discuss anything you may be interested in!
I’m so fucking stoked
did you make it?
Who was the guy that did 17 families in a day?
I would work for Vanessa for free.