Long Term Solutions Representative - Remote

Job Type: Full-Time
Location: Remote
Estimated Earnings: $67,000-$90,000
Benefits: Flexible schedule, Work from home, Professional development assistance

Overview

Households request insurance coverage details, and the callback belongs to you. Full time hours run from home, where reviewing options and completing enrollment happen entirely by phone with the tools provided.

Self directed people flourish without constant oversight, provided they follow through on every commitment. Anyone needing a supervisor nearby should keep looking at other openings. Training, mentorship, warm leads, and support sit within reach whenever questions come up, and pay is performance based, so what you earn grows with the enrollments you complete each month.

Your Responsibilities

  • Reach out first to families who raised a hand for details.
  • Break down what a plan covers before anyone commits to it.
  • Match recommendations to what a household can comfortably afford monthly.
  • Work your lead list in order of who asked most recently.
  • Complete enrollment paperwork accurately while the family stays on the line.
  • Schedule a second conversation when more thought is clearly needed.

The Right Fit

  • Ready for many back to back conversations each day.
  • Willing to be corrected without taking it personally.
  • Steady home connection strong enough for video meetings.
  • Speak plainly, avoiding jargon that leaves people lost.
  • Follow through on promises made during earlier conversations.
  • Prepared to keep a consistent full time schedule from home.

What You Get

  • Nobody hands you a cold list to dial through.
  • Training that builds on the professional polish you arrive with.
  • No dress code beyond whatever feels comfortable at home.
  • Help within reach whenever a household asks something unusual.
  • Satisfaction from helping people who genuinely needed guidance.
  • Real say over which hours you keep each week.

Pay: $67,000.00 - $90,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Professional development assistance
  • Referral program
  • Work from home

Work Location: Remote

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