zwcoop
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I feel like my head is spinning from the process but I am super excited to be in a better position to help my clients. I had a quote worked up for one of my clients and thought a good first post would be a case study. I'd love to hear anyone's feedback!
My client is 73 years old and have a 49 year old wife and 18 year old daughter. He currently has 2 term policies totaling ~ 600k. One is annually renewable and is at ~500/m and rising quickly. The other is a level term that he's paying ~250/m for that will end in 2023. He had prostate cancer about 6 years ago but has been all clear since. Recently he was in the hospital for a few days for what he believes will be diagnosed as diverticulitis.
I wish I could've met him earlier in his life to introduce the idea of permanent insurance but what's done is done at this point. So, he's paying ~9k a year for term that will not likely pay off to his family. The best thing I thought was to show him a GUL.
Of the carriers I am currently appointed with, I got the following quotes worked up asking how much death benefit could he get for 9k a year in premium that was guaranteed until 100.
Mass UL Guard .................................................. $206,315
Penn Guaranteed Protection UL ........................... $205,152
Lincoln LifeGuarantee UL ................................... $214,741
Symetra UL-G .................................................... $216,064
I would be curious to hear anyone's thoughts on Symetra in general. I am not familiar with them. The appear to be owned by a big Japanese life company?
My client is 73 years old and have a 49 year old wife and 18 year old daughter. He currently has 2 term policies totaling ~ 600k. One is annually renewable and is at ~500/m and rising quickly. The other is a level term that he's paying ~250/m for that will end in 2023. He had prostate cancer about 6 years ago but has been all clear since. Recently he was in the hospital for a few days for what he believes will be diagnosed as diverticulitis.
I wish I could've met him earlier in his life to introduce the idea of permanent insurance but what's done is done at this point. So, he's paying ~9k a year for term that will not likely pay off to his family. The best thing I thought was to show him a GUL.
Of the carriers I am currently appointed with, I got the following quotes worked up asking how much death benefit could he get for 9k a year in premium that was guaranteed until 100.
Mass UL Guard .................................................. $206,315
Penn Guaranteed Protection UL ........................... $205,152
Lincoln LifeGuarantee UL ................................... $214,741
Symetra UL-G .................................................... $216,064
I would be curious to hear anyone's thoughts on Symetra in general. I am not familiar with them. The appear to be owned by a big Japanese life company?