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You know what they say about insurance agents who assume …

You know what they say about insurance agents who assume …

by The DIS Sales Team | Apr 20, 2015

My husband and I are looking to buy a new car, which is both terrifying and exciting all at once. Terrifying because it’ll be our first time dealing with those monthly car payments and exciting because, for the first time, the car we’re looking at isn’t a 90s-era...
Words That Work, Part II: Selling Disability Insurance with Positivity rather than Calamity

Words That Work, Part II: Selling Disability Insurance with Positivity rather than Calamity

by The DIS Sales Team | Apr 16, 2015

Many producers use the “should calamity befall you” argument for selling disability insurance.  Brought up in the old method of selling, they safely assume that tactic still works today.  However, when Met Life came out with their recent research into how...
Words that Work: Transitioning Life Clients to Disability Insurance Clients

Words that Work: Transitioning Life Clients to Disability Insurance Clients

by The DIS Sales Team | Apr 1, 2015

Are you a life agent who has clients occasionally ask for disability insurance?  Have you put your toe in the water of disability insurance, but you’re not sure how to get the rest of the way into the pool?  Perhaps you’d like to bring up the disability...

Disability Insurance Contracting Q&A with our Contracting Specialist

by The DIS Sales Team | Oct 8, 2014

Contracting is one of the least talked about processes in the world of disability insurance, yet it’s quite arguably the most important part of a DI contract—at least for the agent.  I sat down with our resident contracting specialist to find the answers to our...

Your Disability Insurance Swiss Army Knife: 7 Essentials

by The DIS Sales Team | Oct 8, 2014

If you own a Swiss Army knife, you know it’s an all-in-one, get-everything-done contraption. It also has adapted over the years with changing times. Back during WWII, soldiers could use the tool to do everything from opening food tins to cleaning their weapons. Since...
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