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Financial Advisor - Pre-Set Appointments, No Cold Calling, $100K+ Potential

United Placement Group · San Marcos, Texas, United States · 2026-09-01

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About this role

Tired of chasing leads instead of closing them? This role hands you a full calendar of pre-qualified, pre-engaged retirement and estate-planning clients — so you can spend your time doing what you do best: advising, not prospecting.
Why Advisors Are Applying:

• Zero marketing spend — no lead buying, no seminars, no advertising costs out of your pocket

• 10–12 pre-set appointments per week with clients who already want to talk about retirement income and annuities

• Full back-office support — a dedicated appointment setter and case manager handle scheduling, paperwork, and case prep

• Exclusive territory — limited advisor slots per state means less internal competition, more room to grow

• Strong six-figure earning potential through a competitive commission structure
What You'll Do:

• Meet with pre-set, qualified prospects to discuss retirement income, annuities, and protection strategies

• Recommend solutions from a broad lineup of top-rated carriers

• Build long-term client relationships through consistent follow-up and service

• Partner with an internal support team so your time stays focused on client-facing work
What You Need:

• Active Health & Life insurance license (required)

• Series 65, or Series 7 & 66, or a comparable designation (e.g., ChFC)

• Proven face-to-face, consultative sales success

• Clean U4 (if currently registered)

• Comfortable with Microsoft Office and virtual meeting tools

• Willingness to travel within your state to meet clients
No cold calling. No door-knocking. Just qualified appointments, expert support, and the infrastructure to build a real book of business. Apply today — state slots are limited and filling fast.

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