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1. If it's just enough for a funeral they will never have a problem. When the cash builds up, just assign it to their funeral home.
2. If it's more than that, pull cash out of the policy when it builds up and spend on personal items (furniture, clothes, home repairs, etc. )
3. If it's not inconvenient to make someone else the owner at the time they purchase the policy, do that.
It's really not to big of an issue.
1.What if the funeral home goes out of business,changes hands ?
2. What if they are ill,an invalid in a nursing home ?
3. Inconvenient for who the client or the agent ? Oh so if it's inconvenient for the agent to get a signature from an alternate owner on the spot the agent should just set up the policy so it could be a problem for the client at some point down the road ?
Aren't we supposed to always put the client in a better position ?