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Whatever Happened to ROP Term??

Well that's the most info I have received so far. Wasn't able to call my 'smart' marketer back yet and the other one hadn't got back with me. Was out buying an office desk.
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$500,000 FACE amount with W.R.L.

Ok. I was going by this info:

35 year old dad, home owner.
Preferred non smoker
Primary bread winner
$250,000 mortgage
20yr. ROP
 
Ok. I was going by this info:

35 year old dad, home owner.
Preferred non smoker
Primary bread winner
$250,000 mortgage
20yr. ROP

No, I was posting to Bob's request for someone to quote for a review.

OB1, sent the illustration to me.

Male age 28
looks like p+
$500,000
ROP
Premium = $98.16 per month
Included the Terminal illness, Chronic Illness and critical illness benefits.

Lee
 
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No, I was posting to Bob's request for someone to quote for a review.

OB1, sent the illustration to me.

Male age 28
looks like p+
$500,000
ROP
Premium = $98.16 per month
Included the Terminal illness, Chronic Illness and critical illness benefits.

Lee

You got everything right except it is a FEMALE not male.
 
At first blush it looks like they are paying $26.48 for the additional benefits. Not sure if those continue with the RD Pu.

Per Compulife:
$107,342 Protective 20 pay GUL = $54.84
$392,658 Protective 20 yr term = $16.84
 
One way to consider it is to use a nonRop along with a stand alone Critical Illness. I don't know off hand if there's a a CI policy that offers Critical and Chronic benefits in one policy to really compare.

I would think when looking at a ROP the true thinking would be about the ROP at the end of term and the other benefits are basically gravy depending on the available amounts and if the benefits are a stand alone benefit or are they taken from the face amount of the policy.
 
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