Credit Cards for FE Payments
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Texas Life does..............................
Texas Life does..............................
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I was told by my upline that Monu doesnt even accept them anymore!!
I was told by my upline that Monu doesnt even accept them anymore!!
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They still take them. As long as it's Visa or Mastercard and not Direct Express.
They still take them. As long as it's Visa or Mastercard and not Direct Express.
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You guys are correct, it was American Amicable, not Monu....my bad!! Thanks JDeasy & TRK....that's why newbies should listen more & talk less, lol!!
You guys are correct, it was American Amicable, not Monu....my bad!! Thanks JDeasy & TRK....that's why newbies should listen more & talk less, lol!!
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I think Madison National does also, but I'm not contracted with them, so can't be positive.
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Last two quotes with Texas Life I did were higher than Monumental's
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What BillyG said -- I think Monu is an overall better company, although their agent support and legalistic-nature can be a hassle.
What BillyG said -- I think Monu is an overall better company, although their agent support and legalistic-nature can be a hassle.
Texas Life is usually a few bucks more per month than Monumental. Also, they have different applications for level, standard, graded which can get annoying.
As for the underwriting, there are are less questions on the Tx Life app than MonLife so certain conditions can get you level coverage that may not get it w/ MonLife. The Tx Life agent guide is also nice because it lists a ton of meds in it and what product they qualify for if they are taking them.
One other difference is the PHI, which Tx Life requires and MonLife doesn't. Overall I lean towards MonLife as a better option but Tx Life isn't far behind in my opinion.
As for the underwriting, there are are less questions on the Tx Life app than MonLife so certain conditions can get you level coverage that may not get it w/ MonLife. The Tx Life agent guide is also nice because it lists a ton of meds in it and what product they qualify for if they are taking them.
One other difference is the PHI, which Tx Life requires and MonLife doesn't. Overall I lean towards MonLife as a better option but Tx Life isn't far behind in my opinion.
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