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tyler9953
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I understand what you are saying completly, but, there are times when either the person you are dealing with is straped financially, but wants/needs a burial policy and doesn't need/can't afford the "frills and "add ons". There are also some persons, that are going to buy on price alone. I will never walk away from a sale if I don't have too. If I can offer them what they want, then I will. In this particular case, this person is buying on price alone. I always look for value, and yes, sometimes you get what you pay for. Although, when dealing with some products, med supp, FE etc, you can compare apples to apples on benefits and look at price and make an educated decision. Lets face it, price is very important...especially in the current economis state we are in.
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You could be right. I will be making a follow up call and I will find out, although, even a Genworth $25k UL would probably be a higher premium than the Oxford FE.?
He is 67 male, non smoker, preferred health and wanting $10k. Oxford came in the lowest at $49. That looks to be the best rate here. I have checked with several companies.
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The P&C agent is probably quoting him term or UL.
How much are you trying to write on him? How is his health? Smoker? NS? Age?
You could be right. I will be making a follow up call and I will find out, although, even a Genworth $25k UL would probably be a higher premium than the Oxford FE.?
He is 67 male, non smoker, preferred health and wanting $10k. Oxford came in the lowest at $49. That looks to be the best rate here. I have checked with several companies.
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