by Lew Nason
Expert of Sales and Marketing Regulation
The herd mentality is obvious when it comes to the fashionable clothes we wear, the expensive cars we drive, the number of credit cards we use, the large homes we buy, and where and how we invest our money. Like clueless cows led to the slaughter, we simply follow what everyone else is doing. The result is that all of a sudden, we wake up one day to discover that we're in debt and broke.
Life Settlements >>
by Roccy DeFrancesco
Expert of Cash-Value Life Insurance
This article discusses a very interesting investment where your clients can earn a guaranteed rate of return of between 5.5 percent and 7.5 percent, and where advisors can earn 5.5 percent to 7.5 percent on deals.
Offer from Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company
Underwriting Life Insurance >>
by Steven Kobrin
Consumers often treat life insurance as a commodity. They go to a Web site or a local agent and pick a product to purchase. Too many times, however, they end up with the wrong product. Worse, they end up getting rated for extra premium or declined altogether.
Shopping for life insurance is not as easy as buying a bag of groceries, nor should it be.
Life Insurance Strategies >>
by Steven Kobrin
People who shop for life insurance are often fixated on the numbers, but life insurance provides an intangible benefit that gives it value far beyond any possible returns provided by an investment or other financial instrument.
Offer from Old Mutual
Offer from Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company
Article by Roccy DeFrancesco
Offer from Gradient Insurance Brokerage
Term Life Insurance >>
by Steven Kobrin
Some people look at term life insurance as though they are gambling in a casino that has stacked the deck against them. This article explains why this simply isn't true.
Offer from Innovative Marketing Strategies
Offer from Southern Insurance Services
Life Insurance Trends >>
by Michael Reese
We all want to sell more life insurance, but wouldn't it be a lot easier if your prospects had a burning desire to buy it? Of course it would be, and you can help create that desire through a simple tax return analysis.










