Carriers with No Height/Weight Requirements for Adults Under 40...

[FETalk]

Hello, does anybody know of any life insurance carriers that offer coverage with no "height/weight questions for individuals under the age of 40?

I have a potential client who's in her thirties, around five feet six inches, and weighs over 300lbs.

 

[fed up]

And in perfect health I assume

 

[inreverse]

GI, Sons of Norway

 

[Baseball7]

Lincoln heritage

 

[WinoBlues]

Lincoln heritage

That is good advice. I know some solid guys at LH. I would feel as comfortable sending them clients as they are sending me clients.

Professional relationships in this business are underrated.

 

[Life Hawk]

I have a potential client who's in her thirties, around five feet six inches, and weighs over 300lbs.

Sorry, just couldn't help weighing in on this question.

Rolling her up in a good plan would be the tight thing, oops I met to say, the right thing.

The GI that was mentioned might be a good fit, but it the premiums might be a bit hefty.

LH might be the thing for this case, not asking about weight would definitely tip the scales in her favor.

There is no doubt that knowing which way to proceed will take a load off your mind as you move forward with the case.

Hope my post was well rounded, and helps you find some good options to toss around.

This isn't a back breaking business when you know to handle some of the more weighty questions.

...OK... I'll stop.

Chins up, you got this

...OK... now I'll stop.

 

[WinoBlues]

Sorry, just couldn't help weighing in on this question.

Rolling her up in a good plan would be the tight thing, oops I met to say, the right thing.

The GI that was mentioned might be a good fit, but it the premiums might be a bit hefty.

LH might be the thing for this case, not asking about weight would definitely tip the scales in her favor.

There is no doubt that knowing which way to proceed will take a load off your mind as you move forward with the case.

Hope my post was well rounded, and helps you find some good options to toss around.

This isn't a back breaking business when you know to handle some of the more weighty questions.

...OK... I'll stop.

Chins up, you got this

...OK... now I'll stop.

Hawk, Hawk, Hawk.

 

[shonceman]

Sorry, just couldn't help weighing in on this question.

Rolling her up in a good plan would be the tight thing, oops I met to say, the right thing.

The GI that was mentioned might be a good fit, but it the premiums might be a bit hefty.

LH might be the thing for this case, not asking about weight would definitely tip the scales in her favor.

There is no doubt that knowing which way to proceed will take a load off your mind as you move forward with the case.

Hope my post was well rounded, and helps you find some good options to toss around.

This isn't a back breaking business when you know to handle some of the more weighty questions.

...OK... I'll stop.

Chins up, you got this

...OK... now I'll stop.

 

[Life Hawk]

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... I cannot get this out of my head. I just can't!

"Pass me some insulin Mildred, my shows about to start."

 

[Newby]

We used to have Settlers Silver 1st day coverage for ages 0 to 85 with no height-weight requirement. Agents didn’t appreciate the sweet niches that product had until it was gone, gone, gone.