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It seems an increasing number of carriers have resorted to hyper-inflating their residential Replacement Cost calculations as a means of generating increased premium revenue, and policyholders are outraged! Is this problem unique to Illinois or are agents in other states having similar experiences? When 3-4 bedroom tract homes that sold for $250,000 before the collapse of real estate prices generate RC estimates well in excess of $700,000 - more than double their current market value - there's a credibility problem! Is the Homeowners industry trying in one fell swoop to overcome the under-insurance issue that was a popular topic a couple years ago? Probably not, but it's time to re-examine the accuracy of widely used replacement cost algorithms.

From Brandon Abo - Critical Insurance is a VALUABLE piece of insurance that can bridge a gap between health insurance co-pays and deductibles and also provide some cash to make up the the low disability income the client may receive. Below are some key points as to why this is an important sale. Retirement Protection - Critical Illness Insurance is the only product that can truly protect your retirement portfolio during the asset accumulation stage of life. Many agents work hard developing a "plan" for their clients retirement, only to watch that plan go up in smoke when the client is diagnosed with a critical health condition and doesn't die. All the effort by the agent and client to develop a plan is no good if it's not protected. Income Protection - Disability protects your clients paycheck. At least a percentage of their paycheck. Considering only about 60% of your client's income is replaced with disability coverage (leaving 40% uncovered). Disability policies are usually sold with a 90 day elimination period (benefits are always paid in arrears) often leaving months of no income. Critical Illness Insurance does not have the occupation restrictions that disability insurance does and it provides an immediate tax free, capital based way of replacing income. It is easier to turn capital into income than it is income into capital. Mortgage Protection - Why is it that banks request term insurance (as a kind of mortgage protection) when only 3% of mortgage foreclosures are due to a death? Critical Illness Insurance is the new kind of mortgage protection! Considering 48% of mortgage foreclosures are due to a critical health condition, this coverage is imperative.