National Life of Vermont

[Arthur Rudnick]

Arthur, will you post your lips on Craigslist? I'll bet you will get a great response from a lot of gay guys.

I don't need to post my luscious lips on Craigslist, we can have an auction right here.
OK, who wants them? Let the bidding begin.

 

[billberry12]

I think you are marketing to the wrong demographic if you do that.

 

[Arthur Rudnick]

What was that you said Bill...... $500?
Well, at least that gets the bidding started.

 

[billberry12]

Did you forget to take you Aricept again Arthur?? Sounds like it.

 

[Casper]

Name one other company that will insure someone for LTC benefits with a diagnosis of MS. Name one other company that will insure someone for LTC benefits who's using a 4-prong cane.

I've heard there is one carrier that will underwrite MS and other conditions. They won't do the cane. Only approved in a few states so far.

 

[CALTCAgent]

Any details on this product yet?

Would like to see a quote, that would be interesting.

 

[yankee466]

Any details on this product yet?

Would like to see a quote, that would be interesting.

You mean like "for a single premium of $249,000 we will give you a death benefit of $250,000 with LTC thrown in because you are so bad off"?

That's obviously what it sounds like.

 

[CALTCAgent]

You mean like "for a single premium of $249,000 we will give you a death benefit of $250,000 with LTC thrown in because you are so bad off"?

That's obviously what it sounds like.

I have talked to home office rep, and I can't tell if the chronic illness rider is 2% capped per month or up to $300 per day indemnity type plan.

He was more worried about recruiting me to his FMO and telling me about ALL the products, but not answer my questions. I got tired and gave up, lol.

Anyone familiar with their life plans than can enlighten us?

 

[Arthur Rudnick]

Their plan is capped to the IRS Indemnity Benefit Limit, which for 2011 is $300/day.

And, Herman, no...
It's not a single premium policy, it's a U/L policy with annual payments.

I also found out that this policy is state specific for NY.

 

[CALTCAgent]

Their plan is capped to the IRS Indemnity Benefit Limit, which for 2011 is $300/day.

And, Herman, no...
It's not a single premium policy, it's a U/L policy with annual payments.

I also found out that this policy is state specific for NY.

Interesting. I have a feeling its gonna be a challenge to make it attractive because of price at certain ages.