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Best place to ask your question is to the underwriting department of the insurance company.
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Best place to ask your question is to the underwriting department of the insurance company.
in my experience, the people here on this forum know more about the products than the people at the insurance companies doBest place to ask your question is to the underwriting department of the insurance company.
Yeah, but the people on the forum do not make the decisions. The companies do.in my experience, the people here on this forum know more about the products than the people at the insurance companies do
Best place to ask your question is to the underwriting department of the insurance company.[/QUO
Really, well I want argue about this.That's probably the worst place to ask.
Well, I guess I don't know much about insurance so school me, who makes the ultimate decision? Who would you ask since we're talking a final expense plan?That's probably the worst place to ask.
Well, I guess I don't know much about insurance so school me, who makes the ultimate decision? Who would you ask since we're talking a final expense plan?
They cannot stop the owner from assigning ownership to someone else.
Doesn't matter how grouchy she is.
Foresters sure stopped me. And I called everyone I could in the company. Per them, it was a fraternal thing.
That was years ago and I think that was my last case with them. I may have had to fight to get a claim settled also.
As I recall several people were having service issues with them.
In a case like that you just put a beneficiary they will accept then change it after issue.
SNL is full of dumbass rules. And they aren't fraternal.
I tried that and they kicked it back. Had the clients not been so adamant about Foresters I would have simply rewritten them. They just made a son their bene and left it at that. I had them sign a note saying that and filed it.
I have never had an issue with SNL personally. Pretty quick claims. especially on the contestible side since that one older lady retired.
But that is one of the beauties of being independent, we can pick and choose where we do business.