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[InsuranceManMike]

I have learned a lot on this forum, I appreciate the contributions of many of you to my questions. Here is my FE contracting menu from my IMO. I want to pick 3, maybe 4 and I already have RNA. Which of these should I automatically exclude and why, and what is the main reason I would have any of these companies in my bag?

RNA
Mon
Baltimore
UHL/UFFL
MoO
Assurity
ING
Foresters
Minnesota
American Cont
Transamerica
Standard Life
Presidential
Forethought
Sagicor

Thanks for your time and input.

 

[deadhead]

One you don't have is Liberty Bankers

 

[TDFnCali]

One you don't have is Liberty Bankers

And just why does he need LB?

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[AnonymousOne]

Mike, this is the same thread with a new spin on the title...

 

[KidsGotHeart]

Is Kemper, lol overpriced?

 

[deadhead]

And just why does he need LB?

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LBL is a great little company. Very liberal ht. wt., great on diabetes, takes express benefit card or any account funded by government. Goes from ages 18 to 85. Includes child/grandchild rider

 

[InsuranceManMike]

same thread as???? I didn't find one, maybe I missed it

 

[TDFnCali]

LBL is a great little company. Very liberal ht. wt., great on diabetes, takes express benefit card or any account funded by government. Goes from ages 18 to 85. Includes child/grandchild rider

Sounds great... But I noticed u quoted no rates?

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[deadhead]

Sounds great... But I noticed u quoted no rates?

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Didn't know you wanted rates. THey are not the cheapest nor the miost expensive. It serves it's purpose for me. Under 50 market, diabetics diagnosed before 40, and people with kids

 

[WinoBlues]

LBL is a great little company. Very liberal ht. wt., great on diabetes, takes express benefit card or any account funded by government. Goes from ages 18 to 85. Includes child/grandchild rider

Also takes a TIN, if no SSN

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