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flatfive said:Sti,
That has nothing to do with what we were talking about in the least. Retirement Plan is a know term that suggests many features that life insurance cannot offer.
flatfive said:Tell me - what is Mortgage Protection misconstrued to mean? What do they think it is?
flatfive said:I tell my clients "in the event of death this plan would pay $120,000 directly to your beneficiary.
flatfive said:They could use that money to pay off the mortgage, but that is not a requirement. If you want to be sure that the money is ONLY used to pay off the mortgage you need to do that with the help of a lawyer and a will." Is that deceptive? Does that not define life insurance to a T without having to use the word insurance?
flatfive said:If someone asks me "what is mortgage protection anyway?" I tell them "it is simply life insurance designed to address the needs of a mortgage holder. The reason we call it Mortgage Protection is that we typically match the face amount to the loan amount and we match the term to the length of the loan. Also, some people like a separate plan for their mortgage so they can make adjustments to other plans of insurance as needed without affecting the plan that protects their mortgage.
flatfive said:Sti,
So if a client tells you they would really prefer not to have to take a medical exam if given a choice, you would tell them you refuse to do that? So in other words, you INSIST that they take a medical exam and deprive them of their full range of options. Is that correct?
flatfive said:And let's have a specific example of a client profile where they can get $1M for the same price as $120,000 non-med where the straight term product is at standard premium.
flatfive said:Sti,
Sorry, if we are going to do this let's be fair. You are using super preferred and preferred plus and not many of my clients qualify for that,
flatfive said:Sti,
45 year old male smoker, standard rates (weight disqualifies him for preferred classes) Face amount $90,000. What's your best rate for this guy?
flatfive said:How do I know what my clients will be placed at? I know based on looking at my database of thousands of placed policies and I can see what they were placed at. No big mystery or magic trick. Unless everyone in America just joined a gym, I think these stats will hold up well into the future and the fact is that not many people can qualify for super preferred rates.
What is US Financial's rate on that guy?