Careers

Yes. The insurance industry is highly regulated. All of our agents must have, or obtain, a license for the state in which they reside in order to write business.

Yes and no. In most cases you can do all your state required pre-licensing studying online. We partner with ExamFX to provide our agents with the best course in the industry.  You will be required to take your license exam at a state approved facility. ExamFX will help you locate the licensing facility nearest you.

Yes. Many of our most successful agents started part-time while they kept their 9-5 job, before transitioning into a full-time career with Grace Insurance Group.

Yes. We love promoting managers and our agency development system is designed to help train and support agents who would like to build an agency of any size.

Absolutely. We have the highest compensation package in the insurance industry. Individual agents at Grace Insurance Group can earn top contracts that are normally only given to agency managers. Agency managers have the ability to earn contracts that surpass the IMO level.

We understand that prospecting is crucial for any sales organization.  While we are not a lead vendor or company, we have access to several lead options to provide our agents with qualified prospects.  One of our parent companies develops its own high-quality leads that are available for purchase.  We also work with multiple third-party lead providers so that our agents have the access to the most qualified prospects.  

On average, our full-time agents use 10-15 new mortgage protection leads a week or 50-60 instant internet leads. Part-time agents typically use less leads.

Yes, our agents are 1099 independent contractors and earn their income from commissions and bonuses paid directly by our various insurance companies.

No. Most agents work from their home office to schedule appointments with clients.  To best serve our clients, we meet face to face at their homes. As a result of Covid-19, our insurance carriers also allow non-face-to-face sales.

Grace Insurance Group sells life insurance products throughout the US for both life and health insurance products. Agents can sell products only in the States in which they hold resident or non-resident licenses.

The income potential is unlimited.   Our average full-time agents typically submit 5 applications per week resulting in a 6-figure plus income.  We have many part-time agents who work a couple of days a week to supplement their full-time current income and eventually transition to a full-time opportunity.

No. And we are proud of that! We are in the business of selling insurance. We view our agents as business partners and want our agents to reach their full sales potential in a professional atmosphere. That is why we do not have any contracting fees, membership fees, special club fees, CRM fees, contract promotion fees, or training university fees.

We are always searching for our next superstar but not a "the more the merrier" type of insurance agency. Ultimately we have found that candidates with a strong entrepreneurial spirit and desire to be their own boss strive here. We tend to look for employment history that indicates self motivation and a strong desire to win at a high level.

Our agents are vested from day one with their renewals. As long as the agent remains in good standing with the carriers and maintains their insurance producers license, they will be paid renewal commissions on all policies that pay renewals. These are typically the whole life and universal life policies.

The Grace Insurance Group strives on training agents on the importance of prospecting and marketing for the insurance industry.  We customize a marketing plan with each agent to what their prospecting & marketing goals are, together, we build a customized marketing plan for each agent.

Yes, Grace Insurance Group partners with experts on the life insurance and health insurance side. Agents will be immediately exposed to seasoned veterans, over 30 years in the industry, who are experts for your insurance tool kit. Do you have to do both? Only if YOU want to!!