Newly Independent

[justing]

I am newly independent, and I am looking for a good simplified whole life for both seniors and the younger crowd as well, they don't have to be provided by the same company, I am also looking for a good Supplement and Advantage company, and finaly I am looking for a good fixed annuity company, not to be confused with fixed indexed.

If you guys could point me in the right direction for these particular products I would be greatful.

 

[insuranceexec]

I am newly independent, and I am looking for a good simplified whole life for both seniors and the younger crowd as well, they don't have to be provided by the same company, I am also looking for a good Supplement and Advantage company, and finaly I am looking for a good fixed annuity company, not to be confused with fixed indexed.

If you guys could point me in the right direction for these particular products I would be greatful.

Welcome to the forum. Try using the search function to find the answer to your question.....I hope this helps.

 

[myinsurebiz]

Dude - focus on one field - get great at it - make some money - then move into other areas if needed . . .

The Whole Life can be handled by Baltimore Life - underwritten and non-med.

United Home Life has a Simple Issue Term - but please only sell it with ROP . . .

The rest is a pain in the ass to sell - good luck with it tho . . .

Tom

 

[Mark]

Welcome to the forum. If I can help you with anything, just let me know or contact me.

 

[ims01]

Assurity Life for simplified whole life.
There are lots of options for fixed annuities.

 

[Vanbret]

On the fixed annuity side of things, there are a lot of options. It really depends on what length your looking for.

The best 3, 4, and 5 year fixed annuities I've seen lately have been through Bankers, but the commissions are just painful.....

There's a company that is offering a 10 year fixed product right now that has a bonus, and a pretty good fixed rate....but I can't remember the name of the company! (This is going to drive me crazy).

I'll post again when I remember the company.

 

[insuranceexec]

On the fixed annuity side of things, there are a lot of options. It really depends on what length your looking for.

The best 3, 4, and 5 year fixed annuities I've seen lately have been through Bankers, but the commissions are just painful.....

There's a company that is offering a 10 year fixed product right now that has a bonus, and a pretty good fixed rate....but I can't remember the name of the company! (This is going to drive me crazy).

I'll post again when I remember the company.

Are you referring to Bankers Life and Casualty?

 

[nka245]

If you are doing med sup, you will be pulling your hair out and won't have time to do anything else. Ugh, the thought of selling that makes me cringe. UGH UGH UGH!

 

[Todd King]

If you are doing med sup, you will be pulling your hair out and won't have time to do anything else. Ugh, the thought of selling that makes me cringe. UGH UGH UGH!

Either I don't understand your statement or....well, I guess I just don't understand your statement at all! Med supps are some of the easiest things in the world to write. Ask a few questions, send in the app, get paid, good renewals....bing, bang, boom...you're done!
Now if you're talking Medicare Advantage plans, then I'll agree, you'll be pulling your hair out.

 

[yabba]

With med supp the key is to find the right company that is competetive in a certain state/zip code/set of zip codes
even though that same company may stink in other
geographic areas. It takes a little research and patience
to determine but then again, what don't.