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Myth #2: Agents ONLY sell cash value policies for the commissions
This myth is an interesting one. And this myth strikes at the core of how ethical one’s profession and conduct really is. Is the life insurance profession one of moral and ethical character? The industry at large… might not be of the highest moral character! But individual agents, advisors, and consultants… SHOULD be of the highest moral and ethical character! Just about 3 years ago or so, I heard a clip from a radio show of VERY well known investment advisor talk about

David H. Kinder, RFC®, ChFC®, CLU®
Sep 22, 20189 min read


Myth #1: "The Life Insurance Company Keeps My Cash Values When I Die"
First, I’m going to start with a rant and then show some understanding. The training in the life insurance profession is severely lacking, and I don’t just mean selling skills to help agents be successful. In my first agency, we had product training every Monday morning from 9am to 11am. However, this was not GOOD product training. We learned WHAT we could do with the company’s products, but not WHY someone would want to do it. Why would someone WANT to spend $10,000 a

David H. Kinder, RFC®, ChFC®, CLU®
Sep 22, 20187 min read


Myth #10 - You Don't Need Life Insurance on Your Children
Critics of those who sell life insurance on children often say that it's an unnecessary expense. "After all, they aren't making any...

David H. Kinder, RFC®, ChFC®, CLU®
Jul 27, 20181 min read
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