Picked Up LifeShield National

[billyb]

LifeShield has the lowest rates for ages 65+ in most cases here in Florida so I contracted with them. Just by looking at their application I won't be using them much. Do they have any niches?

 

[HoosierLife]

No Rx, just MIB. No phone interview and a low price.

 

[ExProgrammer]

LifeShield has the lowest rates for ages 65+ in most cases here in Florida so I contracted with them. Just by looking at their application I won't be using them much. Do they have any niches?

You may have to cut the ladies some SLAC if you have SLAC. It's usually lower for them.

 

[FinalExpenseDojo.com]

Lifeshield is a great price buster. Most of our agents like it for the fact that the street comp is high, they advance, client gets an actual policy, and their "first to die" plan for couples.

Some pretty great positives over other price buster carriers promoted on this forum by the typical marketers.

 

[BoJax]

Lifeshield is a great price buster. Most of our agents like it for the fact that the street comp is high, they advance, client gets an actual policy, and their "first to die" plan for couples.

Some pretty great positives over other price buster carriers promoted on this forum by the typical marketers.

What's street on it? And what do you mean actual policy?

 

[Baseball7]

Here comes the fraternal debate.....

 

[jdeasy]

Lifeshield is a great price buster. Most of our agents like it for the fact that the street comp is high, they advance, client gets an actual policy, and their "first to die" plan for couples.

Some pretty great positives over other price buster carriers promoted on this forum by the typical marketers.

I have life shield and it's pretty much worthless. Insulin is a knockout. Cancer "ever" is a knockout. Smokers with heart issues ever is a knockout.

Yeah, for healthy people they have decent rates but beatable by many companies.

So what are those supposed positives over what you perceive are the other "pricebusters", {whatever that is?}

Surely you aren't calling that first to die gimmick a positive? Since you are now not a "typical marketer"?

And what is the commission that an agent starting under you would get with this great product? Surely you will answer that? Or do atypical marketers not answer those hard questions?

 

[Biggin]

I have life shield and it's pretty much worthless. Insulin is a knockout. Cancer "ever" is a knockout. Smokers with heart issues ever is a knockout.

Yeah, for healthy people they have decent rates but beatable by many companies.

So what are those supposed positives over what you perceive are the other "pricebusters", {whatever that is?}

Surely you aren't calling that first to die gimmick a positive? Since you are now not a "typical marketer"?

And what is the commission that an agent starting under you would get with this great product? Surely you will answer that? Or do atypical marketers not answer those hard questions?

When selling "first to die" to the FE market you probably get the same look that you get when describing the reduced paid-up life insurance nonforfeiture option vs the extended term.

 

[jdeasy]

When selling "first to die" to the FE market you probably get the same look that you get when describing the reduced paid-up life insurance nonforfeiture option vs the extended term.

But, but, but... it has great secret commissions and stuff like that!!

 

[BibH]

I've been licensed with this Bozo outfit for 3 yrs. Worst agent website in history. They didn't even have consumer brochures to show the client who they were. An Imo gave me 120% Fyc and 10% renewals. I'm sure Imo's are at 150% plus.