Prepare
Confirm your licensing and carrier authorization. Review the client conversation, product rules, and your next action before you start.
Century is a life-insurance brokerage team within Family First Life, led by Alfonso Maldonado. We bring onboarding, sales development, production visibility, and team support into one working structure.
Apply to CenturyStart with the company introduction. Then explore how Century organizes the day-to-day work around it.
A consistent process helps brokers spot what is missing, ask better questions, and keep business moving.
Confirm your licensing and carrier authorization. Review the client conversation, product rules, and your next action before you start.
Understand who the client wants to protect, the financial need, existing coverage, health history, and a sustainable budget.
Match the need with an appropriate available product. Explain the benefits, limitations, waiting periods where applicable, and cost.
Complete the application accurately, confirm the draft details, and record the submission so pending business stays visible.
Track outstanding requirements and update the policy when it is issued and paid. A submission and a paid policy are separate milestones.
Follow through after the sale. Keep policy history, client follow-ups, and 6-, 9-, and 13-month verification tasks organized.
Maintain your licensing, make accurate applications, explain recommendations, track your cases, and follow through with your clients.
Organize onboarding, training, resources, production visibility, hierarchy, and compensation information. Help brokers identify their next development priority.
Determine eligibility and underwriting, issue policies, administer coverage, and apply the terms of the carrier’s commission schedule.
State licensing authorities determine licensing requirements. Carrier appointments and product authorizations are separate from joining Century.
Seven modules cover the life-insurance workflow across final expense, IUL, mortgage protection, veteran, term, and other lead types—from the first conversation to keeping the policy in force.
Use the curriculum with role-plays, case discussion, and live training. Reviewing a module is a progress milestone; readiness also means understanding the material and applying it responsibly.
The schedule brings sales development, business building, and product education into the week.
Business development, leadership, and building a productive organization.
Sales perspective and practical lessons from active agents.
Education on IUL and annuity strategies, subject to product training and authorization.
Reinforce the week’s learning and bring new ideas into your sales practice.
Times shown are the current standard schedule and may change. Approved brokers receive the live schedule, join links, and any meeting access details privately.
Submitted annual premium tells you what was written. Issued-paid business tells you what reached the next milestone. Placement and persistency help you understand the quality of that production.
Century tracks policy follow-ups and verification checkpoints at 6, 9, and 13 months. Leaders can review production trends while brokers keep responsibility for their own client service.
Explore the leadership structureTell us where you are today. We’ll talk through the path that fits your experience and goals.