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Even what you posted says what I'm trying to tell you.
And the better part of decency and valor would recognize that and realize that I admitted to some of your points.
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Even what you posted says what I'm trying to tell you.
If a person pays a Med Supp annually and dies or cancels 6 months in, 6 months premium is refunded.Agreed. Which was why I qualified my post assuming that it was an FE policy issue.
If a person pays a Med Supp annually and dies or cancels 6 months in, 6 months premium is refunded.
There's also a chargeback scenario with annuities and ancillary products.I've never sold med supps, but since that's a health insurance product, I'd expect that as well.
There's also a chargeback scenario with annuities and ancillary products.
They're one of the few in the industry.Annuities... depends on the carrier and product. I've seen where the carrier will exclude some of their products from charge-back in the event of death in the first year. (That was American National and their Strategy Index Annuity 7 & 10 contracts that immediately came to mind. It's been a while so I don't recall if that's still the case.)
If you haven't spent the money yet it's just a charge back. If you've already spent the money it's a M*&%#F*&% charge back. Big difference.So be careful before you spend that commission check from the case you wrote