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If you’re looking to compare or transfer your existing permanent life insurance policy with cash value from another company to ours, here’s how we can make it happen:
Step 1: Review Your Current Policy
Let’s take a look at your current policy to understand its details, including cash value, coverage, and any benefits it offers.
Step 2: Explore Your Options
We’ll discuss the different type of options we offer and find one that aligns with your needs and goals.
Step 3: Apply for the New Policy
Once you’ve chosen an option, we’ll help you with our simple application process.
Step 4: Get Approval
Our team will review your application, and once approved, we’ll move forward with the rollover.
Step 5: Coordinate the Rollover
We’ll work with your current insurance company to transfer your policy and its cash value to ours. You won’t have to call them.
Step 6: Confirm the Transfer
Once everything is in place, we’ll review the details with you and finalize the transfer.
Step 7: Manage Your New Policy
After the transfer, we’ll be here to support you with any updates or questions about your new policy.
After COVID-19, we agents now have the capability to meet clients virtually, leveraging video conferencing platforms and digital tools. This allows for seamless communication and personalized consultations regardless of geographical barriers. Through virtual meetings, we can provide tailored advice, discuss policy options, and address client concerns in real-time, ensuring a convenient and efficient experience. This approach enhances accessibility, flexibility, and ultimately, strengthens the client-agent relationship in the modern digital landscape.
Absolutely. We provide online and offline training, video trainings, live webinars, and all needed materials for all agents. We will also match you with a one-on-one trainer that will help guiding new teammates step by step.
To determine the right amount of life insurance needed, consider factors like your current income, outstanding debts (such as a mortgage or loans), living expenses for your family, and future needs (like education costs for children). A common guideline is to aim for 10-15 times your annual income. It’s also helpful to assess your family’s lifestyle and financial goals.
Age allowed to participate is from 1 month old to 65 years old.
You should set aside 10-15% of your monthly income to purchase life insurance. The remaining income should be used for short-term spending and consumption plans. The money spent on life insurance is a long-term savings plan, preventing illness and disease, helping you have a retirement fund when you get old.
We should focus on the parents first. Parents' income is very important for the family and children.
Therefore, it is necessary to protect parents' income in all possible situations. When possible, each person in the family should have a separate insurance contract for the best protection.