how doi sell insurance?
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If you are already a licensed agent, then check out FindLocalInsurance.com \nIts a network of online directories of insurance and financial services.  You'll want to get your business listed in those directories.\nIf you are not yet licensed, you'll need to do that first.  I'd suggest Dearborn.com
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I don't know of a way to sell w/o being charged. Sorry
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Sell some things you no longer need. Ebay is great but using the local paper is fine too. Got a lot of stuff and/or friends with stuff hold a garage sale. Another thing you might want to consider is a job with a temp agency. Around where I live you can make very good money with a temporary job assignment and the agency will find you the job.
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call your bank.  They will most likely be able to sell your stock for you.
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Go to eBay and click on the "Sell" on the very top of the page and it will get you started.
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Most well known insurance companies, banks and mutual fund companies can sell you an annutity. Get several offers and pick the best.
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1) Employee Buyout\n2) Sell to another entity (company or person)\n3) Sell stock publicly (ipo)\n4) Sell off / license assets of the company
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how about selling on ebay
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First, you have to get a license to sell any type of insurance, which will involve taking a state board exam.  Second, you'll need a lot of extra money to be able to pay out any claims - just as a Casino has to keep extra money around to pay for winners, even on the first day they open.  If AAA is big in your state, they will probably put up some resistance to you.  Insurance companies have to be approved to sell in their state in which they want to do business - and believe me, insurance companies will lobby against newbies, they don't want any competition, not even a small mom and pop setup.  Good luck!
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It's pretty tough with the lizard and caveman accepting 800 calls to sell insurance. Also all the other companies with "central processing" 800 centers.\n\nYou can still turn a buck in a company or private agency if you work your @ss off with killer advertising.\n\nIt's a tough burn though.\n\n====================
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Do a yahoo search for Health Insurance and Click on some of the banner ads. If the company seems professional fill out the form. You will soon have many agents calling you to sell you insurance. Keep in mind that most sites you visit do not sell insurance...they sell your name to agents. Many of these agents are very experienced and can help you find the best value. The best valu may not always be the cheapest. To get the plan to be more affordable get a higher deductible. Most plans I sell are $1,000 or $2,500 ded plans.
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It depends if you will be selling insurance or not. If you are a natural salesperson, it could be a decent job.\n\nIf sales is not for you, hope that it is an administrative job cause I believe these guys are in the insurance business. \n\nGenerally speaking insurance sales is a commission only job, so be prepared to not get a check for a while.\n\nI know some weathly former insurance agents. It could be lucrative if your personality fits the job.\n\nPablo
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If youre going to do sales, do sales where it can help you retire. Check out the link below, you can sell products that are simply placed in a fuel tank, thereby improving combustion and giving the user an increased milage for their buck. You also get continued percentage cuts of the purchases.
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MetLife is a good company. Basically if you follow their program and work your tail off, you will succeed. However... it's one of those deals where you "starve for 2 years, scrape by for 5 years, and then after 5 years if you've been doing it right, you're making good money."\n\nSo the question is, are you emotionally suited to selling insurance? Can you stand to scrape by that long, busting your tail?
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You can list it for sale yourself at http://www.redweek.com or http://www.tug2.net or an online auction like eBay.com also see my other answers to "how do I sell my timeshare?" at http://experts.about.com/q/1843/index.htm \nAnd read more about selling your time share at; \nhttp://www.arda.org/Content/NavigationMenu/ConsumerInformation/ResaleGuidelines/Resale_Guidelines.htm \n\nDo not pay upfront fees for someone to sell your week, you will just lose more money. You also might try placing an ad in a major newspaper (USA Today, New York Times, Wash Post, ect.) \n\nGood Luck! \n\nStacey
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Well it looks like your off to a good start. Ebay is an excellent way to sell things. Good luck!
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I've been an agent for 29 years so maybe I can help.  \n\nFirst off, make sure you know all the ins and outs of your products.  Then, you want to sell to the need.  You need to make the client see and understand why they need the insurance.  Use needs analysis tools that they have to fill out.  When selling to couples, sell to the survivor.  They are the ones who will be left behind.  Sometimes you may start off just selling one particular need, foe example mortgage protection, other times the entire family need.\n\nNever try to over sell them.  It's always good to find out what they can afford first.  Find a plan that best fits their budget.  \n\nLead your client to the yes decision.  Ask questions that have yes answers, for example, "Mr. Client, if you were to die tomorrow, you'd want your family to remain in their home wouldn't you?."\n\nLike everything else, it take practice.  Do a lot of role playing.  Practice handling objections.