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Date Posted: Tue, September 02 2003, 9:39:05
Author: Jim Swank
Subject: Re: Entering Health Insurance Sales- What company is best for long term?
In reply to: Jim Swank 's message, "Entering Health Insurance Sales- What company is best for long term?" on Fri, August 29 2003, 12:52:31

PS....by stating "long term" above, I am referening to "long term" career, mI am not limiting myself to "long term" care products but rather am open to consideration of all types of health products.

Jim

>I am going to leave software sales and enter into
>Health Insurance Sales. I know there are a lot of
>players in the North Carolina market. Some of them I
>am familiar with include:
>
>American Republic
>Celtic
>Continental General
>GE Financial
>Mega
>Mid South
>Mid West
>National Health Insurance
>Physicians Mutual
>Trustmark
>United American
>World Insurance
>
>These are all Licensed companies in the State of NC.
>Does anyone have any comments on any of these?
>Suggestions on which to avoid? Are there any web
>sites that might provide comparative information?
>
>Your input would be greatly appreciated and I am sure
>may assist in this important selection process.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jim

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