Attention Ohio Residents: You May Qualify For A State Regulated Benefit To Pay For Your Final Expenses
If you are between the ages of 50 and 85, a state regulated death benefit is now available to you to pay for your final expenses. Most will qualify, even those who have been turned down for life insurance.
This tax-free death benefit becomes available within 24 hours of your passing, as long as certain conditions are met.
Those who qualify will be given an opportunity to designate a family member or a trusted friend to receive this payment. This benefit may also be assigned directly to a funeral home of your choice.
Over the last 2 years, funeral homes have seen an increase in services and life insurance companies have had an increase in claims.
This combined with inflation has caused an increase in both the costs of funeral services, and life insurance rates.
Now more than ever it is important to make sure your loved ones are not left to pay for your final expenses.
Call today to find out how much you qualify for.
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You will see things worded just like on post cards that come in the mail, but in reality it is always referencing life insurance. I want to give this disclaimer because I don't want to mislead anyone. If this is enough to get the average senior to return a reply card for more information then I can easily say the same thing if I believe it will get your attention. I work for a life insurance company that also sends advertisements in the mail, but the information you receive from us is company specific. The post cards that come which highlight a STATE REGULATED BENEFIT are not company specific, and will always trigger an insurance broker to show up at your home. Most of the time if you put your phone number on the card the agent will call in attempt to set an appointment. However they will also show up if you reject them over the phone or simple don't answer. As far as being state regulated, well that life insurance. An agent is licensed by the state/s in which they represent and so this the extent of what it has to do with the state. I get these same things in the mail and when I was a broker, I would have no choice but to pay a company to advertise for me, and this is also what I would operate with. Agent's don't really have a choice unless they plan to go door to door until they find someone interested.
That's the facts. I agree it is misleading, and sometimes it almost appears to be a free offer. Really though it's hard to imagine someone actually believing there's some free money that becomes available when you die. People just want to make sure there family has the money to pay for their funeral, or even direct cremation. Burial or cremation, funeral services are not always necessary, but can be held for either option someone chooses to go with. No one wants to saddle their loved ones with the financial responsibility that comes with death.
The last disclaimer I'll give you is that I work for the largest final expense company in America and because they do their own advertising for us agents, non of what I do with blogs or websites is necessary, and my agent contract even forbids me to use the company name or logo in paid social media posts, advertising landing pages, Youtube videos, ETC. It makes sense, since we have more agents than any other final expense life insurance company in America, If every agent did their own advertising then it's not hard to imagine how that could get out of hand and even have a negative impact on the integrity of the company.
It's not hard to figure out who I work for. Just check my Bio here or on Facebook. Also, I'd be very happy for you to call me! I have over 17 years of experience helping families prepare for departure, and I've seen this industry from every angle. I now feel as though I'm truly providing the best solution available to the consumer. I even carry the same plan on my self.
For an in depth view on how it all works check out my main blog HERE
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