I've read through quite a few of the posts on this forum, and am impressed with the quality of responses and advice posted.

I am considering an offer to work for AGE (haven't seen much discussion about them).  I am currently making about $42,000 a year with a wife making about $37,000 and a two year old son.  I live in a metrpolitan area along the Mexican border where the average income is approximately $20,000.  I am willing to work my butt off and learn as much as possible about the business.  I am 3 classes shy of earning an MBA, and have always thought I would enjoy being a FA.  One of the posts mentioned that 8 of 10 people don't make it in the business.  If I do take the offer, I would be leaving a job in the school district I've had for 10 years, but has become increasingly unbearable.  Two questions: 

1) What is a reasonable expectation of my income aftre the end of my training period when I am strictly paid on commission? 

2) I have many leads already (and by many I mean thousands) that I feel would benefit from Education funds (529s etc...), and I have an extensive background in the education field.  I see selling these plans as an excellent way to start a business relationship with potential clients.  Are the plans profitable?