Rna/ TIA

[indiana260]

I called rna today looking to place a case. Lady had a tia 14 months ago. The underwriter said they are fine with a TIA just not am actual stroke.

Had anyone ever submitted a tia case and had it approved? The app does not ask about tia

 

[VolAgent]

Exactly, the app doesn't ask. Simplified issue, don't ask don't tell.

And yes, they will approve it with a TIA.

 

[WinoBlues]

I called rna today looking to place a case. Lady had a tia 14 months ago. The underwriter said they are fine with a TIA just not am actual stroke.

Had anyone ever submitted a tia case and had it approved? The app does not ask about tia

I have, after doing a phone a friend. Thanks Vol.

 

[indiana260]

Exactly, the app doesn't ask. Simplified issue, don't ask don't tell.

And yes, they will approve it with a TIA.

Sweet, thanks. I hadn't used RNA for about a year and then did last week. Now today come across this case. Wondering why I had stopped using them. They do have some sweet underwriting spots

 

[jdeasy]

I called rna today looking to place a case. Lady had a tia 14 months ago. The underwriter said they are fine with a TIA just not am actual stroke.

Had anyone ever submitted a tia case and had it approved? The app does not ask about tia

I've written many of them. I was always concerned about it but I had on about a year ago that died within the contestable period. She had a TIA about 6 months before the application.

Claim was paid.

 

[Jerard]

Settler's Silver doesn't ask it either, and is most likely cheaper.

 

[JimmyUt]

Settler's Silver doesn't ask it either, and is most likely cheaper.

I think it depends on the age of the client.

 

[HoosierLife]

Americo will also cover if no diabetes/heart conditions.

 

[jdeasy]

Settler's Silver doesn't ask it either, and is most likely cheaper.

"Most likely" cheaper? Doubtful. I looked at one today on a 59 year old, (which is definately not RNA's sweet spot), and Settlers Silver was 20 cents a month less.

But, the lady was also insulin dependent and that throew Settlers out right there.

 

[Jerard]

"Most likely" cheaper? Doubtful. I looked at one today on a 59 year old, (which is definately not RNA's sweet spot), and Settlers Silver was 20 cents a month less.

But, the lady was also insulin dependent and that throew Settlers out right there.

Since the OP didn't mention an age then yes, "most likely" would be a realistically fair assumption.