randy rhodes
Member since: Apr 3rd, 2007
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| Joystiq | 1 Comment |
| Engadget | 1 Comment |
| Accuquote Blog | 5 Comments |


Making the Most of Your Life Settlement Opportunity: Dos and Don'ts
Aug 25th 2008 10:08AM (Accuquote Blog)Making the Most of Your Life Settlement Opportunity: Dos and Don'ts
Aug 25th 2008 10:02AM (Accuquote Blog)Non-Recourse Premium Financing... a "Win Win Win" ... Hardly!
Apr 22nd 2008 4:09PM (Accuquote Blog)contact info!
mjgusa1@hotmail.com
Non-Recourse Premium Financing... a "Win Win Win" ... Hardly!
Apr 22nd 2008 4:05PM (Accuquote Blog)I want to thank everyone for posting on this site. Mr. Udell especially for having an open forum for people to search and discuss their questions and difficulities. It is afterall a very new market for the average insurance consumer. I have received a tremendous response to my comments and have been able to help many of you with the unique situations that have come up over the last months. I wanted to thank you all for giving me the opportunity to demonstrate my expertise. You know who you are! Please keep posting on this wall. I check it all the time and would love more opportunities to do good business with all of you.
Matthew
Non-Recourse Premium Financing... a "Win Win Win" ... Hardly!
Sep 27th 2007 4:16PM (Accuquote Blog)The fact is, lapse rates are 80% on UL policies and 95% on term. So to say that Prem Fi is going to affect the pricing of the policies is rediculous. 2% of insurance is held by people over 70 anyway. Infact you will find some carriers will look the other way with PF policies for the reason that the time value of money is far greater benefit to the carrier. If you own an insurance policy, your really just a cheap loan to them anyway. I think it's wonderful that healhty older folks can generate income from this. It's like a bonus for taking care of yourself all these years. Besides, their long term care plans are overpriced as is their senior living. Nursing homes? a joke! and to address the fool above with the SOLI concept...get out of the insurance biz...more wives have killed their husbands for their insurance than anything else. I think their is a better argument to brokers who transact it who simply suck at what they do. I am a broker for this and I give the insured what I tell them. Their is no promise after 2 years...it's speculative. But...a life expectancy report today can assess your chances of making a good deal. If you have interest in making a good deal and want to talk to someone that actually knows how to construct a deal like this simply email me. I am lisc'd in 48 states.
MJGUSA1@hotmail.com
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Apr 3rd 2007 12:44PM (Joystiq)