Jun 17, 2022
5:12:33pm
5:12:33pm
Yea you're a sucker if you buy into that. Buy term, invest the difference is bet
100% of the time for the consumer.
If you put $13,000 a year into an investment the maximum the "advisor" would get paid is a few hundred dollars.
If you put $13,000 a year into whole life policy the "advisor" we'll probably make between $9.000 $10,000 plus any bonuses.
Get yourself a new advisor
If you put $13,000 a year into an investment the maximum the "advisor" would get paid is a few hundred dollars.
If you put $13,000 a year into whole life policy the "advisor" we'll probably make between $9.000 $10,000 plus any bonuses.
Get yourself a new advisor
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I always hear this but never hear those situations, could you or someone else explain a hypothetical where it works?
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Ask him: "With respect to your advice on this whole life policy, are you a fiduciary?" and post his response here.
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The exact commission paid to the agent on the contract should be a disclosed line item on the contract.
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