Final expense can be among the most rewarding life insurance products to sell. However, it isn't the easiest to discuss. What are some life insurance selling tips for final expense insurance?

A Special Needs Plan (SNP) is a great product to add to your portfolio. This is especially true since there are 7.3 million Americans currently enrolled in any SNP.

As an agent in the insurance market, what's the first thing you think of when you hear the word annuities?

Sight. Hearing. Taste. These three wonderful senses help people of any age perceive, interact with, and experience the world in full.

You know the importance of building your Medicare business during the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP). What if we told you that building your Medicare business outside of AEP is equally important?

Sensible, simple, succinct, and smart. These four significant things are what every agent selling final expense life insurance should do for more sales. Do you know what they are?

As exciting as securing a sale is, losing a sale can be pretty disappointing. To put a positive spin on a negative situation — every lost sale is a learning opportunity.

The lock-in period is here, but just because the "busy season" is over, doesn't mean you can't stay busy! You can keep sales and commission coming in by shifting your focus from the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) to selling Medicare Advantage Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs).

Although Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans offer coverage for 10 essential health benefits, these plans don't protect against every health concern. Your clients may greatly benefit from supplemental insurance, or complementary coverage, particularly dental, vision, hearing, hospital indemnity, or accident plans.

The loss of a loved one is never easy. Sorrow, heartbreak, grief.

Imagine this — a flustered client calls you on January 7. They're not happy with their current prescription drug coverage and want to change plans.

Congratulations! Break out the confetti because you survived this AEP season! Take a moment to relax, but don't pause for too long.

No one wants a pizza with sauce and cheese on only half of the pie, just like no one wants insurance that only satisfies a portion of their needs.

What if your clients didn't have to worry about the financial aspects of having cancer and could just spend their time and energy getting well? It's possible with a "peace of mind" policy, aka a cancer policy.