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How much do remote insurance agency bookkeeper jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 19, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote insurance agency bookkeeper in the United States is $24.31, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $27.64 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a remote insurance agency bookkeeper do?

A Remote Insurance Agency Bookkeeper is responsible for managing the financial records of an insurance agency from a remote location. Their duties typically include recording transactions, reconciling accounts, preparing financial statements, and ensuring compliance with relevant financial regulations. They use accounting software to track income, expenses, commissions, and other financial data specific to insurance operations. By working remotely, they provide flexibility and can serve agencies located anywhere, helping maintain accurate and up-to-date financial records.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote insurance agency bookkeeper?

To thrive as a Remote Insurance Agency Bookkeeper, you need strong accounting knowledge, attention to detail, and experience with bookkeeping, typically supported by a degree in accounting or related field. Familiarity with accounting software such as QuickBooks, Microsoft Excel, and insurance agency management systems is essential, and certification like a Certified Bookkeeper (CB) can be beneficial. Excellent organizational skills, self-motivation, and clear communication are important soft skills for remote work and managing client relationships. These abilities ensure accurate financial records, regulatory compliance, and efficient workflow in a remote insurance agency setting.

How does a remote insurance agency bookkeeper typically coordinate with agency staff to ensure accurate financial records?

As a Remote Insurance Agency Bookkeeper, you’ll regularly communicate with agents, account managers, and sometimes clients to gather transaction details, process commissions, and verify policy payments. Most agencies use cloud-based accounting software and secure file-sharing tools, making it easier to collaborate from afar. Proactive communication and scheduled check-ins are essential to clarify discrepancies or gather missing documentation. Building strong relationships with the team helps streamline workflows and ensures compliance with industry regulations.

What is the difference between Remote Insurance Agency Bookkeeper vs Remote Insurance Agent?

AspectRemote Insurance Agency BookkeeperRemote Insurance Agent
CredentialsBasic bookkeeping certifications, accounting knowledgeLicenses specific to insurance products, state licensing
Work EnvironmentHome office, administrative settingHome or client meetings, sales environment
Employer & Industry UsageInsurance agencies, accounting firmsInsurance companies, agencies, brokerages
Search & Comparison IntentFinancial record-keeping, bookkeeping rolesInsurance sales, policy management

The main difference is that a Remote Insurance Agency Bookkeeper focuses on managing financial records and bookkeeping tasks within insurance agencies, requiring accounting skills and certifications. In contrast, a Remote Insurance Agent is involved in selling insurance policies and client management, often needing specific licenses. Both roles operate remotely but serve different functions within the insurance industry.

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Infographic showing various Remote Insurance Agency Bookkeeper job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 88% Full Time, 6% Part Time, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 100% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $50,573 per year, or $24.3 per hour.

Insurance Agency Owner - Michael Wright

Allstate Insurance Company

Concord, NC • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 15 days ago


Job description

At Allstate, great things happen when our people work together to protect families and their belongings from life's uncertainties. And for more than 90 years our innovative drive has kept us a step ahead of our customers' evolving needs. From advocating for seat belts, air bags and graduated driving laws, to being an industry leader in pricing sophistication, telematics, and, more recently, device and identity protection.

Job Description

This is not a remote role but an in office position.
Do you want to own your own business and make a meaningful impact on your community?
Owning your own Allstate agency is an amazing chance to create a successful business by
providing protection to customers in your community. Our agents grow successful small businesses
in communities that matter to them. The beauty of insurance is it's a must-have for many Americans,
so the demand is always there making Allstate agency ownership a lucrative business opportunity.
Plus, you can sell the equity in your business by passing it on to an approved purchaser.
We are looking for someone who can:
Lead a successful team
Sell Allstate's products and services to help customers meet their needs
Build trust with customers.
Be a confident self-starter
Maintain a positive and self-motivated attitude
Perks to being an Allstate Agency Owner
Be your own boss and run things your own way
Pay NO franchise or royalty fees (not a franchise opportunity)
Craft your own work/life balance
Earn repeat revenue from policy renewals
Control your earnings potential with robust commission and bonus opportunities
Enjoy immediate brand-name recognition of a Fortune 100 Company
Build a legacy with the opportunity to pass it down or sell to an approved purchaser

Do you want to own your own business and make a meaningful impact on your community?


Owning your own Allstate agency is an amazing chance to create a successful business by providing protection to customers in your community. Our agents grow successful small businesses in communities that matter to them. The beauty of insurance is it's a must-have for many Americans, so the demand is always there making Allstate agency ownership a lucrative business opportunity. Plus, you can sell the equity in your business by passing it on to an approved purchaser.

We are looking for someone who can:

  • Lead a successful team

  • Sell Allstate's products and services to help customers meet their needs

  • Build trust with customers.

  • Be a confident self-starter

  • Maintain a positive and self-motivated attitude

Perks to being an Allstate Agency Owner

  • Be your own boss and run things your own way

  • Pay NO franchise or royalty fees (not a franchise opportunity)

  • Craft your own work/life balance

  • Earn repeat revenue from policy renewals

  • Control your earnings potential with robust commission and bonus opportunities

  • Enjoy immediate brand-name recognition of a Fortune 100 Company

  • Build a legacy with the opportunity to pass it down or sell to an approved purchaser

#LI-DNI

Skills

Customer Centricity, Digital Literacy, Inclusive Leadership, Learning Agility, Results-Oriented

Joining our team isn't just a job - it's an opportunity. One that takes your skills and pushes them to the next level. One that encourages you to challenge the status quo. And one where you can impact the future for the greater good.

You'll do all this in a flexible environment that embraces connection and belonging. And with the recognition of several inclusivity and diversity awards, we've proven that Allstate empowers everyone to lead, drive change and give back where they work and live.

Good Hands. Greater Together.

Allstate generally does not sponsor individuals for employment-based visas for this position.

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