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- #11
Yes! He knows he's a fat bastard lol! As he refers to himself. lol!
55 BMI Need Life Insurance
- Thread starter Steve20
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Ok, but more importantly, does he also realize that is going to make the insurance cost a heck of a lot more than if he wasn't so big?
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- #13
That name is not what I called him to clarify. He says that about himself. lol!
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Yes. He's good with it. He just want to be covered. He has five children.
eersfan
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With 5 children, $500,000 doesn't go as far as it used to. Have you done a needs analysis? If not, get him as a client then further develop the case. Don't forget to insure his wife as well.
- 15,041
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.
First get some coverage in force on the guy. Then you can keep working with him. $500,000 goes a heck of a lot further than $0.
eersfan
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Yup...$0 goes nowhere...fast.
I don't know what 55 translates to, but its gotta be over 350. Maybe a good bit. Not sure what carriers are in the mix for those folks. I'd be interested to hear, I have a client who has a husband like that.
Agree, some covg is better than none. Does he have an option through his employer? Would certainly be less... at least for some of it.
Agree, some covg is better than none. Does he have an option through his employer? Would certainly be less... at least for some of it.
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No coverage is offered through his employer. 55 is his BMI. To give a bit more detail on his weight. He is 37 year old, 390lbs, 5 "11 on two types of blood pressure meds.
eersfan
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If all else fails, try Petersen International...a Lloyds of London correspondent.
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