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The Need To Talk In A Cyber Life Insurance World!

By Ed Hinerman on September 22, 2011

This is just a spin on a talk I have with my granddaughter at least once a week. We have become a disconnected world where people no longer see the logic in a conversation unless it is done electronically, and no longer see the need to enjoy the outdoors because they are too entertained indoors. ...read more

Posted in arthritis, insurance, life insurance, rheumatoid arthritis | Tagged arthritis, best possible rates, insurance, life insurance, lifestyle, low dose of methotrexate, methotrexate, RA, rheumatoid arthritis, standard rates, United of Omaha, well controlled

Is It Really High Risk Life Insurance?

By Ed Hinerman on December 29, 2010

The term high risk gets thrown around in the life insurance world probably way more than it should. The truth is that with the exception of truly high risk companies like Lloyds of London, life insurance companies would “prefer not to participate” in a case where mortality experience ( a closer than near death experience) ...read more

Posted in bipolar, bipolar disorder, bypass surgery, heart disease, insurance, life insurance | Tagged angioplasty, bipolar, bipolar disorder, bypass operation, compliant with prescribed treatment, coronary artery disease, declined life insurance, heart attack, heart disease, high risk life insurance, impaired risk life insurance, insurance, life insurance, preferred rates, standard rates, suicidal thoughts, suicide attempt

How Are You Best Served?

By Ed Hinerman on September 29, 2010

Buying life insurance can be so easy today that it’s just crazy compared to 30 years ago. If you’re healthy and don’t have any dangerous hobbies you can quickly and easily get the family protection you need from one of the big on line agencies, a small on line agency like mine, and even your ...read more

Posted in insurance, life insurance, private pilots | Tagged aviation flat extra charge, avocation, dangerous hobbies, decline, Depression, health issues, impaired risk, insurance, life insurance, local agent, online agency, perceived risk, preferred rates, private pilot, standard rates

Did Your Mole Have Dysplastic Nevi?

By Ed Hinerman on January 15, 2010

Some years ago the life insurance underwriting world went into a tizzy because a study had come out insinuating that a person who had multiple basal cell carcinomas, a truly non lethal skin cancer, had a higher chance of having a melanoma, a truly lethal form of skin cancer. This led most companies to treat ...read more

Posted in basal cell carcinoma, cancer, insurance, life insurance | Tagged basal cell carcinoma, best rate class, dysplastic nevi, insurance, life insurance, melanoma, mortality risk, skin cancer, standard rates

USAA May Be Big, But…..

By Ed Hinerman on January 14, 2010

USAA is one of the biggest insurance companies in the country. Their ratings are enviable and their reputation is impeccable, except for one large chink in their armor. They stink at underwriting. Like a lot of large auto and homeowners insurance companies, USAA makes it clear that when you have life insurance needs, they would ...read more

Posted in Anxiety, insurance, life insurance | Tagged Allstate, Anxiety, bipolar disorder, cancer, diabetes, insurance, life insurance, Lincoln Life, preferred rates, prostate cancer, standard rates, State Farm, stress, underwriting, USAA

Prostate Cancer Not Insurmountable With Life Insurance!

By Ed Hinerman on October 29, 2009

I got a call from a prospective client last week wanting to see if I could find anyone who would offer him life insurance. His issue is prostate cancer with a Gleason 9. He had a radical prostatectomy, chemotherapy and is currently on hormone therapy Lupron. His PSA has been undetectable for a year and ...read more

Posted in insurance, life insurance, prostate cancer | Tagged early detection, Gleason 6, Gleason 9, Gleason grade, hormone therapy, insurancce, life insurance, Lincoln Financial, Lupron, prostate cancer, prostatectomy. chemotherapy, PSA, standard rates, Western Reserve Life

No Exam Life Insurance! Is It Worth It?

By Ed Hinerman on July 20, 2009

One of the little inconveniences of applying for life insurance is that, although free and done at your home or work, there is the need for an exam. With the exception of larger policies most exams consist of blood and urine specimens, a check of your height, weight and blood pressure and a lot of ...read more

Posted in insurance, life insurance, no exam | Tagged health questions, insurance, life insurance, Medical Information Bureau, medical records, no exam life insurance, standard rates, term insurance

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“Thank you so much for the effort you put into securing my husband’s life insurance policy. As a person diagnosed with bi-polar type II, he was treated as nearly impossible to insure by our old insurance agent. Yet, he is fully functioning with this disease and has a flourishing career. You were able to hear our frustrations about the stigma attached to the bi-polar label--that all bi-polar patients are depressive or suicidal-- and teach the insurance company’s underwriter the difference between a functioning bi-polar II adult and a person whose disease is far more of a liability to an insurance company. Thank you for the effort you put into securing my husband’s policy; with your help, we ended up with a policy that costs the same as a healthy, non-smoking, non-bi-polar adult. Moreover, your service as our agent was impeccable. You followed up every step of the way. We can’t wait to tell others--with or without illness-- about your service.”
Kate & Sean


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