Any individual who wants to ensure a regular monthly income can become a Life Advisor with Max Life Insurance. From businessmen to housewives and teachers to financial product distributors or even retired individuals, anyone can achieve their personal and professional goals through this career.

People from the following backgrounds have done well as Life Advisors:

1) Teacher: The skills and qualities you possess and acquire as a teacher  greatly help you to become a good life advisor. For example, good communication skills, patience, understanding, and perseverance will only add value to your business.

2) Retired: In the golden years of your life, you have an opportunity to make a difference. The mere experience of having seen it all qualifies you to be a better Life Advisor with Max Life Insurance. Explore the opportunities and make the most of your life in your golden years.

3) Self Employed: If you deal with customers, you have an opportunity to double your income by becoming a Life Advisor. By helping your customers with best-suited insurance products, you get to add to your income, besides strengthening your relationship with them and achieving overall success as a Life Advisor.

Below is the eligibility criterion to become a Life Advisor:

• Minimum Age: 18 years
• Education: 12th Pass

You can choose 3 options to become a Life Advisor with Max Life Insurance:

1) Walk into the nearest Max Life Insurance office and talk to a Agency Development Manager

2) Apply online and fill in your details

3) Mail your details to becomeanagentadvisor@maxlifeinsurance.com and our recruitment team will connect with you shortly

Max Life Insurance has a robust recruitment program. It involves a step-by-step process starting from screening, followed by extensive in-house training and IRDAI exam. Once you clear the exam, you officially become a Life Advisor with Max Life Insurance! 

Below are the details of the recruitment process:

1. Screening interview

Visit your nearest Max Life Insurance branch office to get in touch with  the officials

2. Career seminar

Understand the roles, responsibilities, and benefits of being a Life Advisor.

3. Project evaluation

Get to know about our sales process, typical targets, and our expectations from you.

4. Career interview

Get selected for a Personal interview to become a Life Advisor with Max Life Insurance.

As a Life Advisor, you will act as the final link between the policy buyer and the insurance company. Since you will be representing the insurer across different platforms, you become eligible to avail of many benefits – monetary, personal, and social, such as:

1) Start Earning at 18 Years of Age  

The minimum age requirement to become a Life Advisor is 18 years – right after you complete your class 12th. By starting your career as a Life Advisor, thus, you have the ease of entry and can leverage this opportunity to embark on a fulfilling journey, full of thrills and earning professional perks.

2) You Get to be Your Own Boss

As a Life Advisor, you get to put into use your entrepreneurial skills and passion for building your own business. When you decide to work as a Life Advisor with Max Life Insurance, you have the flexibility to work as per your schedule — you get to be your own boss. You can develop your own system for attracting, meeting, and developing clients. As a Life Advisor, you also get to invest your time and resources to maximise returns from the entire insurance selling experience.

3) Build a Stable Income.

The insurance industry offers a huge untapped earning potential, especially when you join as a Life Advisor. As a Life Advisor, you can ensure that your income grows significantly by converting leads in the under-served insurance markets. You can build an extended stream of cash flows with minimal service efforts – you earn from both policy sales and renewals.

4) Flexible Work Timings

Most corporate setups require their workforce to be at their desks and complete a fixed number of hours per week. As a Life Advisor, however, you do not have any such timing constraints. Instead you are free to choose your work timings. You can work as per your convenience and even choose to establish your own office either at your home or someplace else.

The career of a Life Advisor in India is ideal for homemakers, retirees, teachers and anyone who wishes to become financially independent and contribute to their income.

5) Make a Difference in Other's Lives

Bring a positive difference in the lives of people by securing their financial future, as you also earn for yourself, and become financially stable.

Categorically speaking, there are many types of Life Advisors, including the following:

a. Internal Sales Advisor

As an internal sales advisor (also known as an in-house advisor), you get to work as an employee for the insurance carrier.

b. Captive Sales Advisor

As a captive sales advisor, you get to for one organisation or company. 

c. Independent Insurance advisor

Being an independent Life Advisor, you are regarded as a general contractor, who has individual agreements with insurance companies to promote their products. 

In India, starting a career as a Life Advisor is an exciting and appealing opportunity – for both new and established professionals. Even housewives, college graduates and retired individuals can earn a steady source of income while making a name for themselves as a 'people's person.'

The number of non-working individuals in our country is quite high. According to Statista the percentage of working women in India dropped from around 36 per cent in 2021 to a little over 33 per cent in 2022. While for men, it was at 67 per cent in 2022, which is an increase from the previous year's data.

Additionally, studies have found that the lack of opportunities has resulted in 45% of women in India aged 15-29 not being engaged in any education, employment, or training, as opposed to 6.5% of men in the same age group. Reducing the 58 per cent employment gap between men and women is expected to expand India’s GDP by 2050.

The work profile of a Life Advisor allows stay-at-home mothers, and other people to become financially independent, and contribute towards the benefit of the nation's economy – all while having the flexibility of choosing their work hours and targets.