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Don’t Underrate Term Insurance
It can be a good, cheap solution for many clients.
A younger attorney asked me some time ago to get some term numbers for her clients. Her question was “Is this premium monthly or annual?” When I told her it was annual, her next comment was “Could you quote some term for me and my husband?”
Pretty much every statistic shows most people are meaningfully underinsured. Sure, this is easy to say when it’s someone else’s money you are spending, however, I don’t think most people understand just how cheap term insurance is. Yes, some people can’t get it, and some people just don’t have any money, but that isn’t the case in most situations. For full post, click here…
The Problem with Spreadsheeting and Commoditization
Recently I was brought into a case by an estate-planning attorney who had relatively young clients who handed over an insurance policy and said “Tell us if this is good”.
The short story is that the policy was only a couple of years old, it was a guaranteed survivor universal life (UL) from a reputable carrier and it was doing fine. The pricing was now unduplicable, and if they keep paying the premiums on time, then the death benefit will assuredly be paid someday. For full post, click here…