Professional designation now offered
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Maybe they're not joking, but it's still a joke.
Don't you want to be known as a certified Final Expense Specialist that was able to score a 70 on a grueling 105 question test?
Don't you want to be known as a certified Final Expense Specialist that was able to score a 70 on a grueling 105 question test?
It's down to 60 questions now! Haha! Heck! I'll offer this gimmick if it keeps these (tele) apps on the books!
The link above doesn't work.. It is now Final Expense Planning Specialist Association - FEPSA - FEPS®
This is worth the price of the letters...that basically cost you nothing!!
When it comes to insurance, I have never ran across one person that knew what the letters on the end of your name meant, nor do they care. Designations are there to help the agent feel better about themselves, I suppose.
When it comes to insurance, I have never ran across one person that knew what the letters on the end of your name meant, nor do they care. Designations are there to help the agent feel better about themselves, I suppose.
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I do have my LUTCF on my business cards. Left over from my management days, I suppose, when it was supposed to add some credibility when recruiting. I like to think it gives me a slight edge over the competition, indicating I may have a little more knowledge and experience than the other guy.
But you're right about most people having no clue what the letters mean. When I was a staff manager at AGLA, clients would often call the office looking for me, and ask for "Mr. Lucifer".
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