Fact finding session
- Thread starter bobson
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Sit 'em down and go - BAM-YOU'RE DEAD!!! - then ask 'em...what do you want to have happen now?
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After you kill them off:
Who needs money? (usually family in the personal market)
Would you like you family to keep the same standard of living if you were gone?
How much would they need to accomplish that? (don't be afraid to go down to a monthly number)
Help them calculate the amount needed.
How much coverage do you have currently? Let's see what that would provide them currently? (it helps to have them write down the numbers as you help calculate them)
Is it important to you to close the gap?
If yes, you have the sale. You just need to determine the right type of coverage.
Who needs money? (usually family in the personal market)
Would you like you family to keep the same standard of living if you were gone?
How much would they need to accomplish that? (don't be afraid to go down to a monthly number)
Help them calculate the amount needed.
How much coverage do you have currently? Let's see what that would provide them currently? (it helps to have them write down the numbers as you help calculate them)
Is it important to you to close the gap?
If yes, you have the sale. You just need to determine the right type of coverage.
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Yes. They know they want life insurance. That is all they know.
I'm glad this came up, I hope we can get plenty of informative comments here.
Americans are underinsured. Many widows are going to be surprised on that sad day when they pull out the life policies. We simply must do all we can to make certain that our clients have adequate amounts of coverage. Some people use only a yellow pad while others use a computerized needs analysis, use whatever it takes, but get them covered for the right amount.
It is a high honor to be called to a greiving family's house to explain the claims process and to show them what they'll receive. They will never forget that day and they'll never forget the agent's name that made it all happen. And, they'll NEVER say it's too much, but they may think is it enough.
Americans are underinsured. Many widows are going to be surprised on that sad day when they pull out the life policies. We simply must do all we can to make certain that our clients have adequate amounts of coverage. Some people use only a yellow pad while others use a computerized needs analysis, use whatever it takes, but get them covered for the right amount.
It is a high honor to be called to a greiving family's house to explain the claims process and to show them what they'll receive. They will never forget that day and they'll never forget the agent's name that made it all happen. And, they'll NEVER say it's too much, but they may think is it enough.
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Had lunch with a guy today and he asked how much coverage does he need. I asked him how much investment income he earned the previous year. He said, none. How much income would your family have if you died? How much would you want your family to have? The guy bought a million. two on him, and 750,000 on the wife.
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M & M, would you suggest using a starter's pistol or blank ammo in a real pistol to help dramatize the situation?
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Here is a straight and easy calculator from our friend the Snoop dog.
MetLife's Human Life Value Calculator
Ps, I find it better to deal with what they have to budget that they feel comfortable with as a starting point and arranging coverage around that if it is enough.
MetLife's Human Life Value Calculator
Ps, I find it better to deal with what they have to budget that they feel comfortable with as a starting point and arranging coverage around that if it is enough.
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M & M, would you suggest using a starter's pistol or blank ammo in a real pistol to help dramatize the situation?
Have some fun, show a video of a beheading and say, "You just been capture by some radical Muslims and your head is now coming off" What do you want to happen now?
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