The Importance of Life Insurance for Middle-Class Clients During High Inflation
With soaring inflation in the last year, middle-class clients could be looking to cut expenses wherever possible. This means life insurance is under scrutiny.
With soaring inflation in the last year, middle-class clients could be looking to cut expenses wherever possible. This means life insurance is under scrutiny.
Guest host Bob Fee, president, Fee Insurance, and Kathy Conley-Jones, chief insurance strategist, Williamson Financial Management Group, share actionable strategies to help you enhance your agency’s service profile.
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Critical illness insurance can help agents smooth revenue lost from long-term care insurance sales and help to meet the challenges of today’s aging population.
The Employee Retention Credit creates a great opportunity for agents to help their clients funnel tax credit money back into annuities and life insurance.
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When clients need advice on borrowing against a whole life policy, your expertise will be critical in guiding them to the right solution.
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Recognize the varying needs of different generations of consumers to take a tailored approach.