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Nice video 😊

Anyone who offers whole I get it. You couldn’t pass the Securities exam hahahah

We own a roofing company and this was super helpful! I’m not in sales at all but I know this is something I can use to help our sales guys win more business. Will be looking at more of your content. Thanks again!

This video is very helpful thank you

Is there anybody that's been in the business more than 3 years that doesn't already know what this guy just said. He might as well be a football coach saying we need to score touchdowns. But when we are on defense don't let the other team score. And don't forget to focus on blocking and tackling! Jeez !!

One of the best videos on Life insurance I've seen so far 🔥🔥🔥

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week discussion. I agree with the two concerns but better there is a better presentation to address it. Look at retirement life.

Thank you! After watching your video I can see that I represent the right company. 😊

Than You.

Hi, I just became a licensed agent in life and health but my struggle is the selling portion.

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It will be nice if you can show us some live calls!

Thank you Tristan Thomas....

What a great content. Thanks for this video

Great Video Tristin

Every time is a good time to invest! Investment is not a game of chance or luck like the lottery, rather it involves critical reasoning, planning, and diligence and focuses on achieving the major goal (PROFIT). Notwithstanding, one should put into consideration that various externalities may occur during the investment period which could result in a high yield in profit or loss.

good

This is my presentation from now on

So if I take all of my cash value out at year 5 for example, do I still have my police?

I’m in so in love with your explanation

very interesting, thank you for sharing

Can you explain what happens to the cash value when the customer dies? Doesn't the company keep it for itself?

I can't believe you just have these offered for free. Thank you.

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Oh. You deliberately left out the cost of insurance when describing the Perm section. How convenient!! Another insurance shark agent going rouge.

Great info, thx alot

I will never buy from this whole life sellers and IUL sellers ever again they don't even review policies to their clients because they know its a big ripped off they even show non guaranteed crap just to hook their clients off. and not only that the cost of insurance go so high that it will eat up your cash value until it turns into ZERO, but anyways clap clap with their big commissions. If you guys an average person like me who buys this kind of stuff my advice is the moment you receive your policies review them thoroughly and consult an expert.

Question: If you brought up the myth of buying term and investing the difference why not use it in this example?

interesting video

very nicely explained with new thoughts

Great advise, thank you

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I recently pass my exam so I need help to get started...

Thank you

Best video. Great stuff

woah.. this is so helpful thank you so much

This is a crapy video showing you how to sell permanent life insurance to a client to rip off your client.

I think Covid times have taught us that you can and should sell life insurance over zoom and the phone. Other than that, I love this video

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Exceptional!

excellent tris Tom

You can convert term insurance to permanent insurance at any time if you want to

Said very nicely

This dude makes no sense, WHOLE LIFE agent 100%. Buy term and invest the Difference... stop ripping clients off

I’d like to see a chart that shows all three of those policies next to one that shows putting $300 in the term policy and another $1000 in the S&P 500 between ages 40 and 60 (same price as the permanent policy). What would the “cash value” of that account look like, assuming historical market returns? Granted, I still wouldn’t be insurable at age 80.....but come on now, the chances of dying in the 20 years following age 80 is almost 100%, so if ANYONE (including a whole life policy) is willing/able to insure someone at that point, it’s because they’ve already taken enough of your money over the years and invested it (poorly, I might add, in bonds with low rates of return) that the insurance company still comes out ahead, regardless of how much “cash value” your account supposedly has. By the way, just curious....what happens to the “cash value” of a perm policy after you die?

Very nice informative tutorial. Thanks. ÷)

Very nice presentation. Great Jib

The clinet came to me & I blew up 2 clients in 3 days just because I couldn't talk.

My question is when you do the withdrawals, the illustrations say the client still needs to put premiums in at age 71? Is that an error? The client stops paying premiums at age 65. If they were to do withdrawals, they would have to keep paying premiums?