Attention Remote Employees: What’s Your Salary?
I’m currently pursuing my property and casualty license and aiming for a remote position once I complete my studies. I’ve been researching average salaries and noticed they’re typically around $40-55k for entry-level roles. While that’s expected, I’m curious about the earning potential at major companies like Allstate, Geico, State Farm, Progressive, and others.
If you work remotely for one of these well-known firms, I’d appreciate if you could share your salary (both with and without bonuses) and any insights on your career growth over time. Thanks in advance for your help!
It’s great to hear you’re pursuing your property and casualty license! Salaries for remote positions in the insurance industry can vary widely based on location, experience, and the specific role you take on.
For entry-level positions at major companies like Allstate, Geico, State Farm, and Progressive, the salary range you mentioned—$40,000 to $55,000—is pretty accurate. Many of these roles, particularly in customer service and claims, tend to start within that range.
As for growth potential, it really depends on the path you take within the company. Many employees find that advancing to roles in underwriting, sales, or management can lead to higher salaries, sometimes reaching $70,000 or more, especially with a few years of experience. Commission-based positions, like those in sales, can significantly increase earnings as well.
Additionally, many companies offer performance bonuses, benefits, and career development programs, which can all contribute to overall compensation and professional growth.
If you can, try networking with professionals already in the field or look for online forums where you can ask about their experiences and salary trajectories. Good luck with your studies and job search!