Having worked for an insurance agent, it is important to note that most insurance agents are paid based on a commission scale that relates directly to the amount of insurance premium they collect, not based on an hourly wage. That of course may depend on which company the agent works for, and whether or not they are an independent agent. Because the salary is based directly on the amount of insurance premium collected by the agent, it can be very difficult to determine an average salary for an agent. Usually salaries range from 35000 to well over 100000 per year, again depending on the size of the agents book of business.
Generally speaking, insurance agents do not earn salaries. They are paid on commission for the insurance policies they sell. See the related question to the right.
more that 10,000
it ranges from 8.50 to 293.00
It varies depending on the type of coverage, amounts of premium involved, and the contract the agent has with the particular insurance company.
over 20,ooo dollars
About well 500 bucks a day.
Typically 10% commission.
They make around 60-80 dollars an hour
That would be best answered by an insurance agent. Contact your local insurance agent.
== ==How much DO insurance agents make? Depending on whether you are in the US or AUS, they make about 15% and 12% respectively off the quoted price.
Nothing. They work on commission.
Depending on the location, a captive insurance agent (an agent that is contracted through a company, ie: state farm, farmers etc.) in their first year should make between $35-$50k
Call and ask your insurance agent.
a federal agent makes anywhere from 5.75/hour to 8/hour