TERM Plans for Medicaid Recipients

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If it continues to be a problem for you, use Settlers funeral trust to eliminate the problem.
That might give more confidence in the solution and eliminate they're objection or probably smoke screen

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If it continues to be a problem for you, use Settlers funeral trust to eliminate the problem. That might give more confidence in the solution and eliminate they're objection or probably smoke screen

I was typing in Mississippian , it's their

 

[Glen Shelton]

Rumor has it that 5-Star has a great term policy you can sell as FE ...

 

[mudhound]

as long as you are not doing LARGE plans you should be fine.

 

[John Galt]

Rumor has it that 5-Star has a great term policy you can sell as FE ...

You are quite the trouble maker

 

[goillini52]

You are quite the trouble maker

And he likes to give Zueve a hard time.

 

[shonceman]

You can sell them and assign the policy to a funeral trust, then ven when it has cash value it is not included in their assets. Years ago, Huff-Cook/ Settlers Life had the perfect solution. They had a WL policy that had no cash value. The only non-forfeiture value was a choice of extended term or reduced paid up insurance. Wonder if anyone has that type of product now?

We do in Texas. There are a handful of carriers that sell "stipulated premium" policies. Whole Life with no cash value. On the rare occasion I can't overcome the perceived cash value difficulty, I use one from Western American Life. They're also good when somebody wants insurance on a grown child who lives elsewhere. I can write up to 7k on the parent's sig.