Bankers Life: Any Opinions?

"My plan is to stay with them for a few months for their training and then going completely independent."
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While I believe in going into a venture with a "begin with the end in mind" slant, doing it with a three month window doesn't make much sense. You'd be much better off taking the advice of Hoosier Life (above).
 
I just replaced another policy 30 minutes ago of Bankers Life and Casualty. it was written as a non-smoker. The guy definitely told them he smoked and was smoking while he met with them.

Also it was a UL and he had no clue that it wasn't whole-life.

This happens too often with that company.

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I almost forgot. The "Unit Field Trainer" had been licensed for 4-months.
 
CT originally but moved to NY. I spoke to a guy from Transamerica and I liked them but Bankers Life is willing to get me leads from the internet, tv and other places so I figured train face to face like I want and then leave once I get good training.

How much were they charging for those leads ?

If you can set some appointments, they will send any agent out with you, should they actually sell something, it will soon be replaced.

How do you feel about the "The worry box" ?

You are better off elsewhere.
 
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the reason so many apps are clean sheeted is the agents are afraid to call in at night and state they didn't sell a single policy. So the new agents get smart and lie cheat and steal so their manager won't rip them a new asshole on a nightly basis.

they sell from fear and pressure, then 3 months later, they quit
 
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So bankers,Lincoln heritage,and senior life don't check mib,rx and don't do pos's correct? So agents can clean sheet to death. So higher rates but 99% issued
 
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