I'm coming across more and more clients that ask me for help with homeowners and auto insurance. So I find myself in need of finding a 'go to guy' for p&c.
I've thought about doing that side of the business, but I like to keep things simple, and just focus on my life business. Also, I realize, p&c is much more service oriented.
I sell a lot of term insurance with living benefits to younger middle class folks. And I've heard a lot of agents say that p&c guys aren't really good at selling life insurance, since its not their main focus.
Do you think p&c guys would be interested in partnering with a life only agent?
I like living benefits, and its still not all that well known with the public. If I would partner with a p&c guy to set up a marketing plan to market life insurance with living benefits to his existing book, at my cost, but split business, would that be of any interest? They could continue to concentrate on what they do, but get additional income without the extra work?
Not just simply referrals to one another, but an actionable marketing plan.
I also realize that State Farm has a living benefits plan, but I think it's a UL or Whole life. Not sure, if they have a term option. Either way, I've replaced a reasonable amount of SF life business, just because they weren't that competitive. Not sure i would even approach SF, but I thought I would mention it, because I figured it would come up.
Just thinking I might try this in my local area. Any thoughts?
I've thought about doing that side of the business, but I like to keep things simple, and just focus on my life business. Also, I realize, p&c is much more service oriented.
I sell a lot of term insurance with living benefits to younger middle class folks. And I've heard a lot of agents say that p&c guys aren't really good at selling life insurance, since its not their main focus.
Do you think p&c guys would be interested in partnering with a life only agent?
I like living benefits, and its still not all that well known with the public. If I would partner with a p&c guy to set up a marketing plan to market life insurance with living benefits to his existing book, at my cost, but split business, would that be of any interest? They could continue to concentrate on what they do, but get additional income without the extra work?
Not just simply referrals to one another, but an actionable marketing plan.
I also realize that State Farm has a living benefits plan, but I think it's a UL or Whole life. Not sure, if they have a term option. Either way, I've replaced a reasonable amount of SF life business, just because they weren't that competitive. Not sure i would even approach SF, but I thought I would mention it, because I figured it would come up.
Just thinking I might try this in my local area. Any thoughts?
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