Have the drive to build something of your own?

We're looking for ambitious people who are comfortable starting conversations, willing to hear "no" and determined to keep improving.

Semler Financial Group offers the opportunity to build an independent insurance business while helping families make important financial protection decisions.

Whether your goal is to become a strong personal producer or eventually lead a team, we'll provide mentorship and training to help you develop.

Your responsibilities

• Connect with prospective clients and build relationships

• Conduct virtual life insurance appointments

• Recommend solutions based on each family's needs

• Complete applications and provide client follow-up

• Participate in ongoing training and coaching

• Develop a team if leadership is part of your goals

What makes someone a fit?

You have personal goals, take initiative, welcome feedback and understand that building a business takes consistent effort.

What we offer

Live training, mentorship, scripts, sales coaching, leadership development and access to experienced producers.

This is a remote, 1099 independent contractor opportunity with 100% commission compensation, no guaranteed income and no cap on commissions. Production-based bonuses and qualifying carrier incentive trips may be available.

A life insurance license is required, or you must be willing to obtain one at your own expense. Agents may purchase leads through the corporate office and develop their own networks. Full-time and part-time paths are available.

If you're willing to develop the skills, put in the work and stay the course, apply to learn more.

After applying, you will receive an email and text with the next steps in our screening process. Please keep an eye out for a text from Terra at (227) 267-2748.

Important: This is a commission-based sales opportunity. Earnings are not guaranteed. Individual results vary based on factors including activity, skill development, implementation of training and sales systems, client needs, and other factors. No particular level of earnings, production, or success should be considered typical or expected.