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I know of several competitor company agents who lit on the AIG bailout issue as a green light to replace AGLA products. This seemed to work for them as most of the clients were as ignorant about the situation as they were, thinking that their life policies needed a government bailout to stay in force. With that said, it seems very foolish of AGLA to introduce an index UL at this time to clients who are already very distrustful of the market.

The bailout didn't seem to impact people's opinion of AGLA in a negative way here. Of course, this is a headquarters for American General and people knew the company. However, it is of interest that America General Financial was renamed Springleaf and is now facing bankruptcy.
 
when other companies were going down in annual sales during the recession agla increased by 14%. he/she needs to do a better job replacing those policies.
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agla is too strict on fe type policies, but they have a good product line. all insurance companies have good and bad, but bailout garbage is just that when it comes to aig. blame the rating companies, wall street, and the government being in bed with each other and ruining the whole nations 401ks.
 
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AGLA is AIG. When it come to insurance; 1. trust the company. 2. trust your agents. 3. Review their products.

AGLA policyholders are not told everything. I wouldn't trust a company that needed a bailout. ALGA sells only one product. It is always better for the client to have choices rather than a one policy fits all. I look forward to replacing AGLA policies. These AGLA AGENTS are creating a lot of business for me.
Sorry but this is BS. AGLA sells MANY products and you don't HAVE to be captive. Their accelerated benefit riders are free. Good product and they are OLDER and more conservative than AIG. AIG BOUGHT them....different scenario. Try the truth next time. Are you recruiting by chance?
 
Sorry but this is BS. AGLA sells MANY products and you don't HAVE to be captive. Their accelerated benefit riders are free. Good product and they are OLDER and more conservative than AIG. AIG BOUGHT them....different scenario. Try the truth next time. Are you recruiting by chance?

Robert.. I think they bailed after being called to task for their garbage post.
 
Just realize that AGLA is above all else a churn and burn operation. They probably have a 75% first year attrition rate.
 
90% of people that start in this business fail. 75% is a good number. who is better? nyl, metlife? they all attribute to the 90%
 
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