Florida Laws on Life Settlements


Written on August 23, 2010 – 2:05 pm | by Eden Rudduck
  1. firma contract 20309 image by pablo from Fotolia.com  Florida regulates life settlement contracts to protect consumers and investors. Life settlements date back to the 1980s, when they were known as viaticals. Viatical settlement companies brokered the sale of life insurance policies from terminally ill consumers to investors. Viaticals were particularly popular among AIDS patients who would sell life insurance policies for less than they were worth so that they could pay for expensive treatments and live longer. Companies and investors eventually moved beyond the terminally ill to purchase policies from senior citizens.

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30 Year Life Insurance – 30 Year Term Life Insurance


Written on August 20, 2010 – 9:07 am | by Connor McLeay

There seems to be a surge in the purchase of 30 year life insurance. Why 30 year term? I believe the best way to discuss this is to examine what this policy does.

  • Continuing Family Income

The 30 year term policy can guarantee that the income continues to the survivors even if you are not here. Let us face it your income played a big part in creating the lifestyle your family now enjoys. Surely you want it to continue after your death.

You want them to have a home without a mortgage. They still have to eat and wear nice clothing. They would like to at least keep the same car.

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What Are the Procedures to Sell Life Insurance?


Written on August 18, 2010 – 5:41 am | by Eden Rudduck
  1. Death is an inescapable reality. Sooner or later people die and they often leave their families with a financial burden. Life insurance was created to assist loved ones left behind with final expenses and to help them replace lost income. Life insurance agents sell this type of coverage to consumers who wish to plan ahead for the inevitable.

    2. Meeting Clients

  2. Life insurance agents meet prospective customers using various methods. Making initial contact with potential clients can involve much of an agent’s time. His methods may include: cold calling, going door to door, Internet communications, office appointments and seminars.

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