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3-year ROP is a rough thing to sell. I used to have a small GI product that was CHEAP! It was around 20% cheaper than MOO. But in 2-years I only sold around 20-policies with them. Most people wouldn't go with a 3-year wait.
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3-year ROP is a rough thing to sell. I used to have a small GI product that was CHEAP! It was around 20% cheaper than MOO. But in 2-years I only sold around 20-policies with them. Most people wouldn't go with a 3-year wait.
Word on the street is NGL is already pulling the product...tomorrow will be buzzing with rumors.
Yes, I just got the news from one of my FMO's,...Product is withdrawn, most likely due to risks they didn't want to take.
Its actually a 3yr ROP for ALL ages under 60!
And as far as which is best for the client, to each their own....everyone moral compass is at a diff setting. I agree with mustfastpitch on some level to a certain extent and I certainly agree with Chris too.
For instance...I wouldnt sell Americo's UPIII to ANYONE, but I wouldnt knock a guy who sold them this product over Vantis cause its $10 more, but he's compensated much better either. There's no foul play there. I like this new product over Vantis for ppl under 50 & for ppl over 80. But Im still not sure if I would use NGL for ppl 50-80, heres why-
There's 2 things that ea agent should decide on their own as far as being compensated & whats best for the client....1) For ppl over 70 but under 80, Vantis is FAR CHEAPER, so what will you offer your clients? 2) For ppl 50-59, NGL, while the price is competitive with Vantis, theres a 3yr ROP window instead of 2. So its not just price & compensation anymore......so is it really better?
So they email blast agents and IMO's, about this innovative product, then decide a day later to change directions... makes you wonder about the people making decisions at this company
Anybody have the new GI issue National Guardian Life (NGL).