AIG is an American multinational insurance corporation with more than 88 million customers in 130 countries.
New Horizons offers two incredible final expense products from AIG:
Keep reading for more product information, and be sure to download the product comparison sheet: SimpliNow Legacy vs. AIG's Guaranteed Issue Whole Life (GIWL).
AIG's GIWL product has no underwriting, the policy is affordable, and the entire app process is online. (We have confirmed that you can print the app and send it in if you prefer, but the e-app is slick and is much faster!)
A few more major pros:
Coverage ranges from $5,000 to $25,000 and if your client is between the ages of 50 and 85, acceptance is guaranteed.
*The total amount of all AGL Guaranteed Issue Whole Life Insurance policies on any person cannot exceed $25,000 in the aggregate.
Check out this article that walks you through the sales process of THIS EXACT product! >> The GI Product That Only Takes 15 Minutes to Write (Plus: Highest Comp Out There)
AIG's fast, easy application process with underwriting decisions in minutes offers high placement rates and the ability to sell multiple policies in a single day.
With SimpliNow Legacy℠, you can help clients quickly qualify — with no medical exam required — for final expense coverage that can help cover unpaid medical bills, credit card balances, outstanding loans and more.
No follow-up meetings, no delays caused by missing information, and no back-and-forth with an underwriter.
SimpliNow Legacy℠ Key Selling Points:
Helpful links and resources:
Plus, be sure to take advantage of all the client marketing materials, such as consumer flyers, brochures, infographics, and quoting tools.
AIG is available in 49 states. (Sorry, New York – final expense products aren't available there.)
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Check out some of the following resources to learn more about how to sell final expense products.
[ARTICLE] Final Expense Insurance: Level, Graded, Modified, and GI (2nd Edition)
Watch a roleplay example of how a Life Insurance Review is done (with a focus on final expense in this example):
[WEBINAR!] How to Sell Final Expense Insurance: