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How to Fire a Safety Manager
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12/21/2009
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How to Finance an Insurance Book of Business
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Unfortunately, traditional lenders, such as major banking institutions, look for hard, tangible collateral. It is rare for an insurance agency to possess enough hard collateral to secure a large enough loan to purchase an existing book of business. For this reason, you will have to find a lender who specializes in financing insurance businesses and understands their inner workings.
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How to Produce Your Own Life Insurance Mailer
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The power of direct mail marketing success comes from the quality of the mailer. According to the Marketing Survival Kit, “Direct mail can become the most predictable and consistent way to generate new customers.”
If you have the time, energy, and resources to produce your own life insurance direct mail piece, your marketing campaign results may be dramatically better.
How to Withdraw Cash Value From a Life Insurance Policy
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With each premium payment you make, a small portion of that money is set aside into a separate account where it can earn a modest rate of return.
Over time, your continued contributions to this account, plus the interest earned, can result in a sizable sum of money that is available for withdrawal if you ever need it.
How to Determine The Face Amount of Life Insurance
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12/03/2009
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How to Estimate the Cash Surrender Value of Prudential Life Insurance Policies
Not all permanent policies have guaranteed cash value performance, as is the case with Variable life insurance policies, which can actually lose value. When you surrender your policy, you may receive a refund check from the insurance carrier for the amount of your cash value, minus any applicable fees or penalties.
How to Buy an Annuity From a Bank
In recent years, banks have become more than just a place to house your checking and savings accounts. Most major banking institutions have installed in-house insurance and investment departments to assist their customers with other financial needs. Many large banks have created their own insurance companies to provide life insurance and annuities to customers, while others operate on a partnership basis with existing insurance companies. Once you have decided to invest in an annuity, your bank may be a convenient place to purchase one.