I live in St Louis and work at a bank. I recently got my Life Insurance License so that I can sell annuities at the bank. I was just wondering what other jobs are out there that would benefit from a life insurance license. My only hangup is that I don’t want to get into the all out sales positions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My friend doesn’t have health insurance and is planning on putting his new baby (born around Oct.) on his policy with him. He’s Latin American and has his permanent residence card, but is not yet a citizen. Anyone know of any affordable plans for him to look into in the Manhattan area?
As a Canadian high school teacher, what should happen to my group life insurance when I retire? Am I still covered? Is it worth forking out another $400 a year while I am still young for full-time life insurance, or is my group insurance good enough?
For instance, if you said you didn’t have a pre-existing medical condition when actually you did. I currently have a Life Insurance policy that has been in effect for about 30yrs. But I wasn’t truthful when I applied. What is likely to happen upon my death?
Describe the measures they take in hopes to contain the cost of health insurance.
What new england state was the first to make auto insurance mandatory in 1927?
I was wondering if you need any qualifications in order to sell auto insurance (like in Allstate, SafeAuto etc etc). I just noticed that my agent had some sort of diplome and that sparked my curiosity lol.
What is the best health insurance and life insurance policies? I am recently out of the military and need to purchase an individual health ins policy. However, I am not sure which ones are the best. I am a student, do they offer any good student policies? Also, is the SGLI to VGLI conversion a good change to make? If not, which is better term or whole life insurance policies?
I live in Idaho. I have not yet payed off the auto loan so I’m required to have full coverage insurance. According to some people I am paying too much (about 700 for 6 months), as they are paying far less. I have geico, but from time to time I look around and get quotes, and it is always slightly higher than what I have now. However, that might be because I am opting for coverage I might not need.
So the question boils down to, what is the bare minimum requirements for “full coverage” auto insurance in Idaho?
I am a 27 year old single male. I own a house that has a mortgage, and I have some outstanding debt, car, student loans, etc. I plan to be married within the next 3-4 years. I want to make sure that if something should happen to me my family, future wife and parents, are not stuck with my bills and able to continue on without a huge finacial hardship. I know there are different types of life insurance, but not sure how the different ones work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.