What is the base salary of being State Farm Agent?

	What is the base salary of being State Farm Agent? I am a recent grad looking for job. I searched online and state farm has a lot of jobs offering, with State Farm Agent being as one of them. I am wondering if there is any base salary with that position. If so, is it hard to get hire? Or it requires to take a personality test like those other Financial Advisor job? (Glassdoor has many different inputs on the salary of that position, so I don't know if it is reliable. If you work in State Farm, please input) Thanks! Asked By: Kenndy - 12/15/2011

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According to glassdoor.com ( i don't work for them and they are free to visit), the base salary is $35,000. There are many ways to earn extra money. Some of the agents who made $35,000 base were able to make $76,000 total. Their sample included 6 agents. It did not explain how experienced they were. Answered By: Ed Atun - 12/18/2011

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Almost pure commission that is not a real estate query what do you most want to do? Answered By: kemperk - 12/16/2011

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