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Position: Financial Representative
Structure: Independent Contractor (1099) Traditional employee benefits such as a 401(k), employer-provided life insurance, or salary are not offered.
Location: Remote | Nationwide Opportunity
Compensation: Commission-Based

Are you looking to supplement your income while making a meaningful impact in the lives of individuals and families?

We are expanding our nationwide network of independent financial representatives focused on education, strategy, and long-term relationship building. Our mission is to help individuals gain clarity, structure, and confidence around important financial decisions.

Many families do not have a trusted point of contact to turn to when navigating retirement planning, insurance protection, or estate considerations. Our role is educational and strategic in nature, helping clients understand their options and identify potential gaps in their current financial structure.

We are not attorneys. When estate planning support is needed, we coordinate with licensed professionals and experienced trust attorneys within our professional network.

You will be supported by a leadership team operating under a national financial services organization. Our leadership team is led by Junior Picanco who has 12+ years of entrepreneurial and team-building experience focused on financial literacy and long-term client relationships.

Common Situations we/you will help clients navigate:

Preparing for retirement but unsure where to begin
Already retired and reviewing income longevity strategies
Transitioning from saving to withdrawing funds
Changing jobs and unsure how to handle retirement plan rollovers
Outdated or unreviewed trusts
Having financial products but lacking a cohesive strategy
Reviewing life insurance or long-term care coverage for gaps
Not having a trusted person to ask financial planning questions
No holistic review of their overall financial picture

What we/you will provide for clients:

Financial education and clarity
Review of existing financial protection strategies
Gap analysis and strategic direction
Coordination with licensed professionals when appropriate
Ongoing relationship-based client support

Who this opportunity is for:

Entrepreneurial-minded individuals
Professionals seeking flexible, performance-based income
Those open to obtaining required state licensing
Individuals who value education, integrity, and long-term relationships

Important Information:

This is a commission-based independent contractor opportunity (1099). As an independent contractor, traditional employee benefits such as a 401(k), employer-provided life insurance, or salary are not offered.
State licensing is required.
Training and onboarding costs may apply depending on state requirements.
No income guarantees are made. Earnings are based on individual performance.

Interested in Learning More?

If this opportunity aligns with what you’re looking for, please submit your application through Indeed. Qualified applicants will receive an automated email with additional information and next steps.

Work Location: Remote

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