Question About Leukemia

[hockeyday]

I do not disagree with you on testing fully underwriten on larger face amounts. However, on FE size cases it could be a lot tougher. Who did you place your cases with?

, even if you have to go to fully underwriten its the right thing to do vs Graded or GI the only bad part for you is you have to wait for your check, who well if you want to split your case I'll be glad to help you with that

 

[WinoBlues]

, even if you have to go to fully underwriten its the right thing to do vs Graded or GI the only bad part for you is you have to wait for your check, who well if you want to split your case I'll be glad to help you with that

I am not the OP. But if you want to split a case with me I am game.

The majority of my business is fully underwritten, so I am used to APSs and waiting for my check.

What company did you issue your cases with?

Thanks.

 

[gary goldman]

Re: Question About EMPHUSEMA AND OXYGEN

I do not disagree with you on testing fully underwriten on larger face amounts. However, on FE size cases it could be a lot tougher. Who did you place your cases with?

Do you have any marketers in Georgia that can place immediate full benefit for case of emphysema and oxygen?

I am presently contracted with UHL and UMO.

Thanks

Gary g

 

[WinoBlues]

Re: Question About EMPHUSEMA AND OXYGEN

Do you have any marketers in Georgia that can place immediate full benefit for case of emphysema and oxygen?

I am presently contracted with UHL and UMO.

Thanks

Gary g

If you are talking fully underwritten rated(highly) then I can refer you to someone that can shop it. If we are talking FE post the stats and one of the FE guys can direct you much better than I.

Lee

 

[HoosierLife]

I didnt think anybody would do immed coverage for O2. If im wrong on that I would sure like to know.

 

[WinoBlues]

I didnt think anybody would do immed coverage for O2. If im wrong on that I would sure like to know.

May not. But if it is a big enough case and the person can handle the premium. And depending on the APS. Who knows. Remember there are many more tables than the typical 4 that many FE plans go to. Highest I have placed was a J

 

[tom1980]

GI stands for guaranteed issued. It is basically a whole life policy that does not require any medical history of the applicant. It is modified however so that coverage does not go into effect for 24 months. If death occurs during this period, generally all premiums paid will be returned plus 10%. Vantis seems to be one of the go to carriers for this type of policy.

Thank you for your post. I want to know the specific insurance gold and compensation rules, you can say? That feel is worth our discussion.