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CHOOSING THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY |
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| Product Descriptions
Canadians
are fortunate to have access to some of the best life insurance
companies in the world. According to the 1998 Canadian Life and
Health Insurance Facts published by the Canadian Life and Health
Insurance Association, about 10 million people in more than 20 countries
own life insurance policies with Canadian life insurers. More than
24 billion or 44 per cent of total worldwide premium income is received
by foreign clients. These figures attest to the strongly competitive
nature of the business in Canada, and to the confidence of foreign
clients in the soundness of Canadian insurers.
Informed
consumers and demanding brokers force companies to be competitive
in all areas of their business including product, pricing, underwriting
and compensation. The need to be competitive has forced most companies
to apply their resources to product manufacturing away from recruiting,
training and housing a captive sales organization. More are relying
on "independent" brokers to sell their products and many of those
are relying on Managing General Agents or organizations such as
Insurance Desktop for service and support.
Most
producers deal with several different companies and make their selection
for each sale based on product preference, underwriting practice
or specific service need.
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Replacing
existing insurance | The sales and closing interview
| Rating Life Insurance Companies
| Choosing the life insurance policy
| Product Descriptions
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