Insurance Agent — Earn $75K to $300K+ Your First Year

Meron Financial Agency; Hilo (HI); Remote; USD 75,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Meron Financial Agency is seeking full-time, licensed agents for a fully remote role in the United States. You’ll talk with people who requested information about life insurance, walk them through 60+ carrier options, help choose a plan, and guide applications to completion.

The position is 1099, commission-only with no ceiling. Typical earnings range from $75,000 to $300,000+ in year one, with daily/weekly pay and potential bonuses.

Qualifications

• Must live in the U.S. (Hilo, HI area a plus) but role is fully remote.
• U.S. citizen or legal resident.
• Able to pass a background check.

Responsibilities

• Talk with people who requested information about life insurance.
• Walk them through options across 60+ carriers.
• Help them choose a plan and complete the application.
• Track daily activity and production.

Skills

Life & Health Insurance License

Coachability

Job description

Your commute is your hallway. Your income is your effort.

Meron Financial Agency is growing its remote team of licensed agents. We're looking for full-time people who are new to insurance but ready to treat this like a real career.

What You'll Do

• Talk with people who requested information about life insurance
• Walk them through options across 60+ carriers
• Help them choose a plan and complete the application
• Track your daily activity and production

What You'll Earn

This is a 1099, commission-only role with no ceiling. Agents average $800-$1,200 per policy, and full-time agents typically earn $75,000 to $300,000+ in year one. Pay is daily/weekly, with bonuses on top.

What You Need

• Must live in the U.S. (Hilo, HI area a plus, but this role is fully remote)
• U.S. citizen or legal resident
• Able to pass a background check
• Life & Health insurance license, or willingness to get one (we walk you through it)
• Available full time, about 40 hours a week

No sales background needed. Coachability and consistency matter more.