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Using the funeral trust garbage that he spouts about on here to generate leads.
It's well documented that he is improperly using the Settlers funeral trust to prospects. Now he intends to use it as a marketing gimmick.
How does he profit by teaching other agents? Is he recruiting?
I am not marketing the funeral trust incorrectly! I am absolutely 100% correct. This bull about putting a person in a funeral trust 30 days before one goes on Medicaid is ridiculous. Stop attacking me on that subject because you don't know what you are talking about. A funeral trust can be written on anyone at any point in their life, however an agent needs to be aware of the client's situation. As long as the situation is a suitable situation their is absolutely no reason an agent shouldn't write the policy in a funeral trust. The problem with waiting is that the people don't contact you the agent until it is too late, or they don't contact you at all and they policy gets taken by medicaid. When it comes to the client giving up policy owner rights, who cares! 1. The ability to borrow the cash values. Final expense policies don't build enough of a cash value to worry about borrowing. 2. The ability to change the beneficiary. This policy is sold for one reason, to bury them. They know which mortuary they are going to use and the policy is guaranteed to be used to pay for a burial. It is not like they are leaving a large sum of money. The policy is to pay for a burial! Why would they want to change the beneficiary from the mortuary, is the mortuary going to piss them off like a child or family member would? As long as the policy holder understands that this policy is to be for their burial, who cares. The guarantee that it can't be touched by medicaid is well worth it. JDeasy, you don't have anything nice to say about anyone who disagrees with you. You are a horrible little man and Newbie is just as bad.
Hopwood, I've disagreed with JD on a variety of threads, but I don't think he's a horrible little man by any stretch or just about anyone else on this forum.
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I am not marketing the funeral trust incorrectly! I am absolutely 100% correct. This bull about putting a person in a funeral trust 30 days before one goes on Medicaid is ridiculous. Stop attacking me on that subject because you don't know what you are talking about. A funeral trust can be written on anyone at any point in their life, however an agent needs to be aware of the client's situation. As long as the situation is a suitable situation their is absolutely no reason an agent shouldn't write the policy in a funeral trust. The problem with waiting is that the people don't contact you the agent until it is too late, or they don't contact you at all and they policy gets taken by medicaid. When it comes to the client giving up policy owner rights, who cares! 1. The ability to borrow the cash values. Final expense policies don't build enough of a cash value to worry about borrowing. 2. The ability to change the beneficiary. This policy is sold for one reason, to bury them. They know which mortuary they are going to use and the policy is guaranteed to be used to pay for a burial. It is not like they are leaving a large sum of money. The policy is to pay for a burial! Why would they want to change the beneficiary from the mortuary, is the mortuary going to piss them off like a child or family member would? As long as the policy holder understands that this policy is to be for their burial, who cares. The guarantee that it can't be touched by medicaid is well worth it. JDeasy, you don't have anything nice to say about anyone who disagrees with you. You are a horrible little man and Newbie is just as bad.