Crazy Rick
Expert
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Gentlemen,
Is it me or do the carriers that write DI policies play this Any occ. Own occ. game like we don’t know what’s going on? For example. If I have a client with a Master’s, who’s obviously qualified to flip burgers at Wendy's, what would his policy design look like? He already knows he’s not going to be able to collect $6k a month if he stubs his toe. But, he wants to be sure that if he contracts a ltd, it’s going to be covered and he can throw out his Wendy's paper hat.
Neither he nor I want to hear excuses from the carrier. "It clearly says, IF he FALLs down the stairs, during the month of July and during a hail storm and he satisfied his calendar year elimination period, theeeeeennnn he’s covered." Forget that noise, right now.
-CR
Is it me or do the carriers that write DI policies play this Any occ. Own occ. game like we don’t know what’s going on? For example. If I have a client with a Master’s, who’s obviously qualified to flip burgers at Wendy's, what would his policy design look like? He already knows he’s not going to be able to collect $6k a month if he stubs his toe. But, he wants to be sure that if he contracts a ltd, it’s going to be covered and he can throw out his Wendy's paper hat.
Neither he nor I want to hear excuses from the carrier. "It clearly says, IF he FALLs down the stairs, during the month of July and during a hail storm and he satisfied his calendar year elimination period, theeeeeennnn he’s covered." Forget that noise, right now.
-CR