A-fib and stroke help

[Fisher]

I don't write much FE anymore but had this referral come across my desk:

• Male, age 66, NT, Missouri
• Had a stroke 3 years ago and is on Eliquis.
• Has had A-fib for years and takes dofetilide for that.

The guy has a term policy expiring soon and is looking for max amount of FE he can get which is about 40K, I believe, unless we can stack policies. Are there any level plans out there for this health situation or is GI the only way to go?

 

[jdeasy]

I don't write much FE anymore but had this referral come across my desk:

• Male, age 66, NT, Missouri
• Had a stroke 3 years ago and is on Eliquis.
• Has had A-fib for years and takes dofetilide for that.

The guy has a term policy expiring soon and is looking for max amount of FE he can get which is about 40K, I believe, unless we can stack policies. Are there any level plans out there for this health situation or is GI the only way to go?

That’s level with many companies. Who do you have?

I would look at Trans first

 

[Fisher]

That’s level with many companies. Who do you have?

I would look at Trans first

No Trans. RNA, Foresters, Family Benefit/Trinity, LBL, Aetna off the top of my head.

 

[jdeasy]

No Trans. RNA, Foresters, Family Benefit/Trinity, LBL, Aetna off the top of my head.

That should be OK with Foresters and Aetna. Possible with RNA and FBL.

 

[DonP]

100% rna takes that . Their very aggressive on heart . Fbl will grill them on the blood thinner but should take