Mortgage Protection Carriers Players

[SamIam]

In the early 2000's I use to sell a lot of Shenandoah life & Fidelity, Occidental Americamible, Americo. I got out of that market but I am bringing on an agent who is also a loan officer so he wants to offer it to his mortgage clients mortgage protection. Who are the players in this market? I would like a non-med with riders such as disability or Critical Illness and ROP if possible.

I don't want to deal with Occidental or American Amicable

The agent's credit score is in the low 600

 

[FinalExpenseDojo.com]

Foresters has one of the best priced non med term plans on the market right now. I would start there. It blows Americo's mortgage protection plan out of the water.

 

[SamIam]

Thank You!

 

[CFP83]

For everything you mentioned I would no doubt go to Assurity.
Non-med, ROP, disability riders. Not sure how the numbers line up against Foresters. I had several horrible experiences with Foresters home office so i wouldn't write them regardless.

Hope this helps

 

[DigitalBGA.com]

Mutual of Omaha's Term Life Express product is great for this. Has all kinds of riders: Unemployment waiver of premium, Disability income, living benefits, and ROP.

Here is a guide for you: https://digitalbga.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/MOO-Product-Brochure-Term-Life-Express-1.pdf

 

[Kevin Jackson]

Forester, CFG, Mutual of Omaha are excellent companies offering Mortage Protection at great rates. I found one company that offers the highest starting commission if you contract through them.

 

[10X]

Just to name a few:

• Americo
• Assurity
• Foresters
• Mutual of Omaha
• Phoenix
• United Home Life
• Royal Neighbors

 

[goillini52]

Forester, CFG, Mutual of Omaha are excellent companies offering Mortage Protection at great rates. I found one company that offers the highest starting commission if you contract through them.

Well don't leave us hangin'...........

 

[DayTimer]

Well don't leave us hangin'...........

With a bait line like that he has probably logged out for the last time, never to be "seen" again.

 

[FinalExpenseDojo.com]

With a bait line like that he has probably logged out for the last time, never to be "seen" again.

Nice avatar... I thought it said something else ...