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So what happens when the A rated company you bought loses a couple points and becomes a B+? Do you cancel that policy and look for an A rated company?
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So what happens when the A rated company you bought loses a couple points and becomes a B+? Do you cancel that policy and look for an A rated company?
But Oxford is $66.99. This is 15% less than UTA. If you have a clean risk, why would you not use the lower priced product? Assuming the client qualfies, would it not be dishonest to charge them more for what amounts to the same policy?
The fact that UTA has an easier application should not be the reason.
Rick
There are reasons why some doctors charge more. Every doc is far from the same. Final Expense is final expense. I have no problem with people selling UTA for 15% more. Its not unethical. I myself would not sell it. I wouldn't sell it to my grandparents especially if I can save them 15% with a B+ rated company. I just cannot see the justification.
What is the street commission for the FE product? Anyone know?
UTA in IN is not so competitive and I am not sure why. They have pretty strict underwriting. They came out with H,I, J almost 2 years ago. The price's weren't too bad but they just got an increase here of 8%. So they are definetly a little higher than most right now. I have seen contracts for 25% with them. Maybe thats why they can't control the premiums.