looking for insurance companies that pay hourly and commision.?
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Most insurance companies do pay you commissions.  If you are looking for a base plus some commissions and you have your insurance licenses, I would talk to a property/casualty agency and see if they are looking for any sub-producers.  Here is a directory that you can use to contact some local agents in your area - http://www.insuremyhouse.com/agent.html
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Ones that charge by the hour.
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Insurance agent or financial advisor doing a fee based business.
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There is a company called Electric Insurance.  www.electricinsurance.com\nI would not recommend them as they do not offer local agencies.  You'll be stuck with a 1-800 number.
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I would check with the state you live in. For example my state (NY) has a plan called healthy NY for working people that have no insurance at reasonable rates. Go to your state's website to check.
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If you are already a licensed agent, then check out FindLocalInsurance.com \nIts a network of online directories of insurance and financial services.  You'll want to get your business listed in those directories.\nIf you are not yet licensed, you'll need to do that first.  I'd suggest Dearborn.com
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I would not say that they are the cheapest or the best.  You should always get a couple of quotes.  Also make sure you meet with someone that can review your situation and determine how much coverage is needed.  Here is a good directory: http://www.findlocalinsurance.com
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Delta Dental, MetLife, Anthem (BCBS), Guardian, CIGNA.\nMost of these have preferred provider programs that offer a reduced fee if you go ot one of their contracted dentists.  Although some of them dont pay very much to those contracted dentists, so you may not have any in your area.
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Try this.. good luck,.\n\nhttp://www.insurance.va.gov/index.htm
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have to find a provider, and be willing to match premiums
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Try this link to the Texas Department of Insurance.  It will drive you directly to the Company Search page.
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I know you are looking for easy answers and this is a tough one believe it or not.\n\nAuto insurance is a hyper competitve market with lots of companies as players.  Many of them are very, very good.\n\nIn factr, there are so many good companies in this market that singling out any one company really does a disservice to all the good ones.\n\nYou have a very common profile and almost any insurer is going to give you a very competitive rate.\n\nYou ought to ask your friends if they've had good service or good experience with any particular companies and start there.
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myuhc.com\ni have that insurance...
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Visit your state insurance department's Web site. You'll probably find a list of companies selling individual coverage in your state, including those that aren't handled by brokers. For example, many BlueCross/BlueShield plans -- often one of the few choices available in highly restrictive states -- prefer to deal directly with customers, or offer such low commissions that they aren't worth a broker's time. \n\nThe insurance department may provide shopping tips for your state, as well as insurance-company complaint records. \n\nIt is a good idea to check with a qualified insurance agent before purchasing a health insurance policy.  Health policies can get very complex and can hidden coverages/non-coverages.  Start by getting a quote at: http://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?Refby=614499&Type=health.  This web site will allow you to compare prices and find the best price and coverage.  It is free of charge and they even give you the option to speak to local agents if you have questions.  \n\nI hope that helps!  \nRon @ InsureMe
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A good site, that I used when I had to get health insurance on my own rather than through a company, is Ehealthinsurance.com. I'm not sure they have Kaiser, but you can check.
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Try Allstate Insurance.  They're looking
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Try the company that has your home owners insurance or renters insurance