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Happy humpday.
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Happy humpday.
Can I Get a Quote for a Client
- Thread starter Chazm
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- 6,472
Thank you. Those amounts make $160 a year look pretty good. Now I just need to figure out how to express one of the thoughts I wanted to point out.
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Those amounts are higher than 160 per year. I'm completely lost on what you're trying to accomplish here.....
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I think LD's paying $160 a year for his policy and just wanted to compare against what a FE policy would cost. He took his out 40 years ago.
- 19,035
You lost me with that one. What you comparing? Term? Employer coverage? AD&D?
- 15,041
I believe it is a 40 year old whole life, based on what he has said on another thread.
- 19,035
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Well in that case, $10K on a 32 year old male non smoker in Kansas is $158.40/yr.
Considering they used much different mortality tables back then, sounds like he got a pretty good rate.
- 6,472
Purchased by a single policy owner as you suggested.
(I'm still thinking on reply-I want to continue that discussion there-not here-so the thought train does not get split. While not an experienced insurance agent, I am extremely well qualified to comment on hasty and sloppy thinking and poor prospect pre qualification.)
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Well in that case, $10K on a 32 year old male non smoker in Kansas is $158.40/yr.
Thank you. Perfect base information from you for a point I wish to make in another place. I will post a link after I get it thought out and made.
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http://www.insurance-forums.net/for...nce-vs-savings-plan-t85827-3.html#post1149279
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