Life Settlement testimonial

“Your policy of letting me set my own commission has been perfectly suited for my agency.  It allows me to accomplish both of my goals simultaneously; meeting my clients needs and increasing my own income.  Our last two deals are perfectly inverse examples.  As you know, I didn’t take a large commission on the Hill Life Settlement, but I won big time by putting him into a new policy and a single premium annuity.  Then again, the Lombardi case was the other end of the spectrum, since he was using the proceeds for something outside my office, I was able to take the commission I needed, and once again everybody was happy.  Thanks again for making my life easier.”

-R. Romano, CEA, insurance agency owner in South Carolina


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