You mean two years graded? Not ROP?
Well, kind of... It was a product that returns premiums if they die in the first two years. I'm not even sure if PM has different classifications or not because the lady was healthy for her age.
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You mean two years graded? Not ROP?
I thought of that after I posted. In some states they call it ROP and some they actually cannot or will not call it ROP so it does not get mixed up with ROP term, and they call it "graded". Different companies call it different things as well. Same policy, different names. When I was at PM, they had a policy that had more health questions and was underwritten more, and it was more like a normal FE policy, not graded, and it was not too far overpriced. Why this lady got a graded or ROP policy is beyond me, if she did not have the health problems.Well, kind of... It was a product that returns premiums if they die in the first two years. I'm not even sure if PM has different classifications or not because the lady was healthy for her age.
The days of an agent being successful working the senior market as a captive agent are sadly long gone. One must be independent and have the flexibility to always be representing the most competitive companies. That can literally change from one week to another.