Dual Contracting Carriers
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Americo, UHL, American Amicable.
Have to think of the others
Have to think of the others
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I just called UHL and was told they don't do dual contract.
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They did.
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I figured they did because an FMO can get you two writing numbers and I recently saw this thread where someone (link below see post #3) said most carriers allow dual contracting. That caught my attention because I didn't know that but believed it true when I remembered that you can get two writing numbers. Live and learn.
http://www.insurance-forums.net/for...ming-independent-agent-t52586.html#post684196
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http://www.insurance-forums.net/for...ming-independent-agent-t52586.html#post684196
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I did not read the whole thread but noticed it was in the Life Insurance forum. Many traditional companies allow multi contracting. They are not as anal about it as FE companies.
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Transamerica does-
I have 3 different writing #'s for 3 diffferent IMO's in Stonebridge, Mon and TA, can put any of the 3 writing numbers on the same
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I have 3 different writing #'s for 3 diffferent IMO's in Stonebridge, Mon and TA, can put any of the 3 writing numbers on the same
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I've had one agent dual contracted with ForeThought in the past but I don't think it's a regular thing.
It would sure end the concern over releases though, wouldn't it?
It would sure end the concern over releases though, wouldn't it?
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