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No it's not. Show me one of those guarantees. You have ben hating on fraternals long enough to have some proof I would think.
I bet the Colorado Bankers clients would like to have some relief like the maintenance of reserves offers.
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No it's not. Show me one of those guarantees. You have ben hating on fraternals long enough to have some proof I would think.
I bet the Colorado Bankers clients would like to have some relief like the maintenance of reserves offers.
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Childish and soft.
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It's a safety valve. Fraternal policie themselves. They are not part of the so called state guaranty.
I see it as a good thing. Obviously others disagree.
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I guess I am not asking a specific enough question or i do not understand the MoR.
Since they are not covered under the so called guarantee association what is their safety valve? I may have my info crossed.
More specifically-
Mary pays $50mo for $25,000 on a Fraternal WL policy. 10 year old policy with $500 cash value.
The company decides to exercise the MoR. Six months later she dies. How much does Mr Bene get?
Assuming no death, is her CV still $500?
This is the last MoR question for today for me. I don't do much replacement but I do periodically compete.
Why should I need to show you. It is in every certificate you write.
Making claims without proof. I write fraternals, too. I'd love for you to back up your statements, but I'm betting you cannot.
Have you ever read a certificate?
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