Writing life insurance with epilepsy is not impossible, but it does take a little bit of home work. You can find the right questions to ask here.
How to Write Life Insurance for People with Depression and Anxiety
People with depression or anxiety may find it difficult qualifying for life insurance. Asking these 8 questions will hep you get your clients approved.
How to Write a Life Insurance Cover Letter Like a Top Producer
The purpose of the letter is simple: provide case-specific details that help get your client the most competitive offer from the insurance company and likely expedite the approval process.
Understanding when to use Annuities: 3 Fixed Annuity Scenarios
Fixed Annuity Scenarios: There is nothing scary about annuities. Take the time to educate yourself in order to have a relevant discussion with your clients.
Life insurance for people with cancer
There are multiple questions you should be asking before submitting a quote for life insurance for patients with cancer.
10 Questions to Ask about Obesity when Qualifying for Life Insurance
10 questions every insurance agent should ask when qualifying obese clients for life insurance
Devil in details with kidney disease
There are key questions that need to be answered to determine if life insurance for clients with kidney disease is a possibility.
Congestive heart failure does not mean clients can’t get life insurance
Heart failure is the leading cause for hospitalization in individuals over the age of 65 and roughly 670,000 people per year are diagnosed with this condition. This complex disease is one of the toughest conditions to pass through underwriting when applying for life insurance.
High Risk: 10 Questions to help you write Mountain Climbers
Writing life insurance on individuals, like mountain climbers, is always an interesting process, but it can be accomplished.
Life Insurance for clients with COPD
There are five questions that need to be answered to determine if life insurance for clients with COPD is a possibility.