The ONLY time a carrier charge an app fee is if approved and in force for 30 days or longer
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The ONLY time a carrier charge an app fee is if approved and in force for 30 days or longer
I'm not running for office, but I approve this message.
You're just like Biden. Keeping us hanging until the last minute.
By the way, it is called "Policy Fee"
You really don't want to go there, and make me drag up some of your posts. Especially one where you call it an app fee. Or advising an agent to take an app 6 months in advance and tell the client not to get medical care in the interim. If the policy/app fee is refunded on not taken apps, I learned something. Not afraid to admit I was asleep in class that day. Still gonna tell someone it is non-refundable. To me, telling them they can get the $20 back if this or that happens is like using the oh-so-weak 30 day free look close.
Aetna application, page 2, section 2 Equitable application, page 3, part VI
Ok you win. Your ***** is bigger...
Oxford's policy fee is only $15.