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Start from clients you already serve

Start with clients whose needs may fit an annuity. Discuss annuities separately from any Medicare Advantage or Part D sales appointment.

  1. 1.

    Fixed or index annuities need state life authority. A health-only license is not enough.

    You also need annuity training and carrier appointments. Variable annuities and registered index-linked annuities require the proper securities channel.

  2. 2.

    Paste this. Swap in the age, state, type of money and amount of a client from your book. Leave out the name.

    Using Annuities Genius: most of my clients are on Medicare and I'm new to annuities. What kind of client should I talk to first, and what is one plain question to open the talk? Then show me one example for a typical client in my book. The client is 66, in Kentucky, with $100,000 in the bank (non-qualified). I'm an independent agent paid by commission, so only show products sold through the independent agent channel and skip fee-based (Advisory) products. This is for learning, not a recommendation.

    Select the text and copy it.

    Your AI names the kind of client to call first, gives one opening question and shows an example.

  3. 3.

    Use the question in a separate conversation. Never market annuities during a Medicare Advantage or Part D sales appointment.

    Federal Medicare rules bar marketing non-health products there. Follow plan rules. Also follow your carrier and firm rules for separate contact.

You're done when you know whom to ask first and what to say.
Watch out: An example is usually one quote, 15 credits. Checking how each product is sold is free.
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