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KSKJ would work as long as no kidney failure and no insulin before age 30 for their Modified Graded plan which pays full comp....but I see that they're not in W. Virginia.
Is this guarantee issue or can it be placed with another carrier
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Hahaha, you need to mention everything when you ask about something like this. Since your original post you've mentioned that he takes 130 units a day and has Neuropathy, both of those conditions pretty much moves it to GI. Go with AIG.
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Funny how much prospects and agents act alike...
They are all just a "little bit pregnant"?
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They are all just a "little bit pregnant"?
Doc says I'm in great health... for a 90 year old chain smoker who has lost both his feet to diabetes. I just hope I make it to 40.
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Oh and he doesn't have a bank account or a source of income to pay for this insurance
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So question for Devin.
Your signature says you train Medicare agents. Does training include presenting all relevant facts when calling underwriting for a risk assessment?
Your signature says you train Medicare agents. Does training include presenting all relevant facts when calling underwriting for a risk assessment?
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Devin01
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I love the jabs. I see you guys are not working today..
My practice is Medicare Supplements and MAPD, and yes I train Medicare agents, I pick up FE now and then
My practice is Medicare Supplements and MAPD, and yes I train Medicare agents, I pick up FE now and then
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Yes but... "Does training include presenting all relevant facts when calling underwriting for a risk assessment"?
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I use Great Western for my GI, I see AIG is a propsed option. Can someone give me quick and skinny as to why? Learning here, your wisdom is appreciated.
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