Looking for FE Company

mackdoolittle

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new here and I am looking for FE company that goes below age 50, can do monthly direct or credit card along with Checking and savings and has modified or graded to go along with their regular plan. I called Lincoln Heritage but the guy they referred me to wanted me to work full time for them and get paid 80% on regular and 60% on modified. I would think he has a high turnover rate. But I do like the sound of their product. Is there anything close to that out there?
 
new here and I am looking for FE company that goes below age 50, can do monthly direct or credit card along with Checking and savings and has modified or graded to go along with their regular plan. I called Lincoln Heritage but the guy they referred me to wanted me to work full time for them and get paid 80% on regular and 60% on modified. I would think he has a high turnover rate. But I do like the sound of their product. Is there anything close to that out there?


AmAm will sell whole life to under age 50. They will do direct monthly, checking, savings or credit card. They don't cut you commission on monthly direct or from a savings account the way LH does..

UHL will sell to under 50. They do monthly direct, checking, savings and the first payment from a credit card, not monthly ongoing. They do not cut your commission on savings or monthly direct nor do they cut your commissions on graded products.

Both of these companies have far better rates for the clients as well.
 
new here and I am looking for FE company that goes below age 50, can do monthly direct or credit card along with Checking and savings and has modified or graded to go along with their regular plan. I called Lincoln Heritage but the guy they referred me to wanted me to work full time for them and get paid 80% on regular and 60% on modified. I would think he has a high turnover rate. But I do like the sound of their product. Is there anything close to that out there?
Settlers Life would be a good match for what your looking when it comes to prospects under the age of 50. They will do direct bill but not credit cards.
 
I can't imagine how bad it would be to try to make a living selling monthly billed FE policies through telemarketing.

Get out and see the people or at least move on to the next one if they won't open a checking account. Isn't that supposed to bbe the advantage of telesales? You can easily move on to the next one?
 
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