Insurance Agent Forum

[saieddie]

Anyone heard of this? I've got a client that wants a combo mortgage term policy with a mortgage disability rider. I can write 2 separate policies, but wanted to know if anyones heard of a good policy that combines the two.

[somarco]

I have never seen one worth having. The DI riders are mostly window dressing. I don't see any of them really having a chance of paying off.

[WBunch]

Ditto to that thought. It is best to have a life and a seperate DI policy..

[saieddie]

Thanks, thats what I was thinking too. Thought I'd see if I could get something where she wouldn't have to go through underwriting twice.

[arnguy]

I am not certain, but I think Utica national Life Assurance Co., may have such a product if they are licensed in your state.

[fostever]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you can use one paramed for both policies as long as it is done within a certain time frame like 30 or 60 days.

[Winter]

Originally Posted by saieddie

Thanks, thats what I was thinking too. Thought I'd see if I could get something where she wouldn't have to go through underwriting twice.

Mutual of Omaha has DI rider on their "Term Complete" product which is fully underwritten, if you want to go that route. I agree that the DI riders are lousy but am just responding to what you asked.

Winter

[WBunch]

Originally Posted by fostever

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you can use one paramed for both policies as long as it is done within a certain time frame like 30 or 60 days.

This is true. You can have one paramed done at the same time for both policies as long as each companies paperwork is done.

[Markingriffin]

Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company - Home Page They have what your looking for.