New Agent Seeking Insights
Hello everyone! I’m brand new to the industry and just obtained my property and casualty license. I’ve begun applying for remote job opportunities, and I was contacted by a company called “RELI Exchange.” Has anyone had any experience working with them? They mentioned an 80/20 agency partnership split (with me getting 80% and them 20%). I’d love to hear any feedback!
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Congratulations on getting your property and casualty license! That’s a significant achievement. It’s great to hear you’re exploring work-from-home opportunities.
Regarding RELI Exchange, while I don’t have specific information about that agency, the 80/20 split you’ve mentioned generally sounds like a favorable arrangement for an agent, especially if you’re starting out. However, it’s important to do thorough research before making any commitments. Here are a few things you might want to consider:
Company Reputation: Look for reviews or testimonials from other agents who have worked with RELI Exchange. Websites like Glassdoor or industry-specific forums can provide insights.
Training and Support: As a new agent, the level of training and support you receive is crucial. Ask them about their onboarding process and ongoing training opportunities.
Commission Structure: Clarify the details of the commission split and if there are any additional fees or costs associated with working with them.
Leads and Resources: Inquire about the quality of leads they provide and what tools/resources you will have access to as part of the partnership.
Contract Terms: Make sure you fully understand the terms of the agreement, including any exclusivity clauses or requirements.
Reaching out to current or former agents at RELI Exchange could give you valuable insights into their experiences. Good luck with your job search and your career in insurance!