Great Product Features

It’s possible, when working with a product, that we become complacent.  In other words….we point out some features of Payment Protection; however, fail to mention some valuable ones as well.  Let’s review some of the outstanding features of Payment Protection that provide excellent benefits to your clients: Coverage begins on the same date of the loan and continues to provide …

Tired of the Same Old Objections?

Tired of the Same Old Objections? There is no doubt that Payment Protection is a valuable product.  Ask the clients that you’ve sold it to who have used it; they’ll invest in Payment Protection on every loan.  However, for those who “give you the same old objections”, we sometimes become immune to them and need a way to “think out …

Don’t Take that Bet!

It’s amazing that many consumers believe they are infallible.  “It won’t happen to me” or “I’ll take my chances” are two very common objections for Disability.  Well, based on the “odds” below, they are taking a chance and hedging against the odds.  It’s clear; they might not want to take that bet. The most common causes of existing disability claims: …

What Matters Most

Why does the average consumer think life insurance isn’t all that important? It’s not necessarily that they dislike life insurance; however, they have a limited view on its importance and how it “stacks up” with other financial obligations that life presents. Let’s see what really matters most when identifying financial objectives*: • The two largest financial concerns are retirement funding …

Life Insurance: When they say they have “Enough”

How many times have we stated that most Americans are under insured? And how many times have you heard “I have enough”. Fact is, the life insurance gap in coverage continues to grow as the next generation begins to look toward their insurance needs. According to research, the most common reason given for not being adequately protected is that Americans …

Payment Protection: Presentation Tips

Looking for a way to improve your Payment Protection opportunities? Consistency is key and taking shortcuts will (sometimes) alter your results. So, here are some Payment Protection presentation tips that may provide some support: Tips for Presenting: Start with Joint protection (if applicable) and work back to single coverage. Include coverage in the first payment discussion as a “protected” payments Work Payment …

Discuss what “Really Counts”

Sometimes, when we offer products and services, we forget the little things….what “really counts”, so it’s worth going back and reflecting how important Payment Protection is for your borrower: FACTS: Credit Insurance works in conjunction with your borrower’s other life and disability insurance Payment Protection is designed to protect the borrower’s loan and loan payment in the event of death, …

Your Client’s Top Five Insurance Concerns

So, what are your clients planning for in the event of their death? According to a 2013 study* by National Underwriter’s Life and Health, here are the top five concerns your clients have and why they purchase Life coverage: 1. 75% are concerned about providing income for family in the event of death of the primary income earner. 2. 40% …

It’s Their Decision to Purchase Payment Protection

According to the National Safety Council, during 2015, vehicle crashes claimed over 35,000 lives; some of these fatalities involved people who use their vehicle for a living. Of these unintentional fatalities, the highest were due to:  Distracted driving (26%)  Speeding (30%)  Alcohol (30.8%) The reason they are referred to as “unintentional” is due to the death of …

Life Protection: What Do They Think?

When your customers decide to increase their debt; they automatically decrease their insurance protection. Most consumers purchase Life Insurance to pay off existing debt, reduce or payoff a mortgage and leave “something behind” for their survivors. Yet, when that same consumer “increases their debt”, they don’t run to the phone and call their insurance agent to increase their Life Insurance….why? …