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How much do entry level variable annuity jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for entry level variable annuity in the United States is $47,831.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $40,500.00 and $52,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Entry Level Variable Annuity vs Entry Level Financial Analyst?

AspectEntry Level Variable AnnuityEntry Level Financial Analyst
Required CredentialsTypically a bachelor's degree in finance, economics, or related field; licensing may be requiredBachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or economics; certifications like CFA are optional
Work EnvironmentInsurance companies, financial services firms; focus on product management and client supportBanking, investment firms, corporate finance; focus on data analysis and financial modeling
Industry UsageCommon in insurance and annuity product sectorsWidespread across finance, banking, and investment industries

While both roles require a finance-related degree, Entry Level Variable Annuity positions focus on insurance products and client support within insurance companies, whereas Entry Level Financial Analysts analyze financial data and support investment decisions across various financial institutions.

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Infographic showing various Entry Level Variable Annuity job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% As Needed, 76% Full Time, 19% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 94% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $47,831 per year, or $23 per hour.

Licensed Life Insurance Agent -- 55% Starting Contract (FL 2-15 Needed)

Securus

Miami, FL • Remote

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Posted 2 days ago

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Job description

Securus Group is contracting licensed Florida life insurance agents who want to build a real book of business selling IUL,and term life. This is an independent agent role — you're 1099, you're commission only, and you own your production.

You start at 55% of the premium you write. Most agencies bring new agents in between 25% and 30% and make them climb for years. We don't. If you've been writing business and wondering why your check never matched your effort, that gap is usually the answer.

We're not looking for order-takers. We're looking for agents who already hold their 2-15 or 2-14, understand that this business rewards consistency, and want a platform with competitive contracts and product access instead of a cubicle and a script.


What You'll Do

  • Meet with Florida families and business owners to review their current coverage, income protection, and retirement gaps
  • Present and place Indexed Universal Life (IUL),and term life solutions based on the client's actual situation — not a one-size-fits-all pitch
  • Work a mix of purchased leads and a referral pipeline you build from every client you serve
  • Run appointments your way: remote by phone and Zoom, in person in your local territory, or both — you choose the model that fits your life
  • Follow up, service your clients, and turn one policy into a household and a referral chain
  • Stay compliant with Florida DFS requirements and carrier suitability standards


What You Bring

  • Active Florida 2-15 (Life, Health & Variable Annuity) or 2-14 (Life Including Variable Annuity) license — required. We are only contracting already-licensed agents at this time.
  • Comfort talking about money, retirement, and mortality with adults — with empathy, not pressure
  • Self-discipline. There's no one clocking you in. Producers here treat this like the business it is.
  • Willingness to invest in your own lead flow. Serious agents buy leads; we'll show you what's working and what isn't.
  • Reliable phone, internet, and a quiet place to work. Reliable transportation if you're running field appointments.
  • Annuity and IUL experience is a plus — but we'll train the right licensed agent who's coachable.


What Securus Group Offers

  • 55% of the premium you write, starting day one — not the 25–30% most agents get handed. A lot of agencies start you at the bottom of the grid and make you earn your way up over years. We start you high and leave room to grow from there. Write a $1,200 annual premium case and the commission is calculated on 55% of it, not 27%. Same client, same policy, dramatically different check.
  • Independent contracts with access to multiple A-rated carriers — you're not captive to one product shelf
  • IUL, annuity, and term product training so you can actually explain living benefits, indexing, and income riders instead of reading a brochure
  • Free access to SecurusHub, our in-house CRM — track leads, manage your pipeline, schedule follow-ups, and keep your book organized in one place. No separate CRM subscription to pay for out of pocket.
  • Lead access — purchased lead programs available, plus a proven referral system to lower your acquisition cost over time
  • Vested renewals and the ability to build long-term residual income alongside first-year commissions
  • Mentorship and ongoing sales training from producing agents, not career trainers
  • Schedule freedom — full-time or part-time, remote or field, Florida-wide
  • Advancement into agency building for agents who want to recruit and lead a team down the road


Compensation — Read This Part Carefully

This is a 100% commission, 1099 independent contractor position. There is no base salary, no hourly wage, and no draw. You are paid on the business you write.

What we can tell you is the part that's actually in our control: your starting commission is 55% of the premium you write. Entry-level contracts elsewhere commonly land in the 25–30% range, which means an agent writing the exact same case at another agency takes home roughly half of what they'd take home here. Your level increases with production.

Earnings depend entirely on your activity, licensing, product mix, carrier, and persistency. Some agents work this part-time around another job; others make it their full-time income. We do not guarantee any specific income level, and we'd rather tell you that up front than sell you a number.

If you want a salary, this isn't the role. If you want uncapped upside and control over your own production, keep reading.


Ready to Get Contracted?

Apply through ZipRecruiter with your resume and confirm your active Florida license number and license type (2-15 or 2-14) in your application. Qualified applicants will be contacted for a short introductory call to go over contracts, carriers, and lead options.

Securus Group is an equal opportunity organization. All contracted agents are independent contractors, not employees.