How to convince about term insurance of LIC OF INDIA

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Nirmal Goyal

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Jan 14, 2015, 3:56:30 AM1/14/15
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Dear Friends,

A doctor one of my general insurance client has approached me for term insurance of LIC. On hearing huge premium as compared to other companies, he has changed his idea to purchase term insurance from LIC.

How should I convince him to take LIC term insurance.

Thanks & Regards
Nirmal Goyal
Wealth Manager
LIC Premium Point & Help Centre for LIC Agents & LIC Customers
T-1035/2 Bhagat Singh Nagar,
Karol Bagh, New Delhi-110005
M: 9899277522, 9999028068, 011-23544629

vivek verma

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Jan 14, 2015, 7:05:09 AM1/14/15
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Dear Nirmal ji,
This is a situation we all are facing. Just try these steps-

Show him the data of outstanding claims ratio of IRDA.
Say him that quality matters.
Ask him if a company which has an experience of almost 50 yrs is charging more. So how come another company which has lesser experience can charge less.
Tell him that irda cannot ask any ins company to pay the claim.
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Vivek Verma
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suresh nair

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Jan 14, 2015, 7:34:42 AM1/14/15
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Hi,
Recently Australian cricketer died of head injury.Report says quality of Helmet was poor that is the reason of death.Life Insurance is also same .

Suresh nair

Rajnish Bahuguna

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Jan 14, 2015, 8:16:26 AM1/14/15
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Dear Nirmal Ji, Vivek Ji & Suresh Ji,

 

Have tried all this & none of it would work on 98% of the people. All the people are money minded & see only immediate gains & don’t think long term. Even if we sell a term assurance to an uninformed client today, tomorrow he would surrender / discontinue for cheaper versions. There is no end to it. It would affect our club memberships later. I would suggest a little vague solution. Give your clients all logics you have mentioned in your mails & ask them to buy LIC e-term which would be easier to convince as the premium difference is lower. At least client would be with LIC, so he / she can turn to us for any help in future & he / she would find your suggestion unbiased & would trust more easily than when we try to sell Amulya / Anmol. If he / she goes to private insurers, would start believing their words & would hardly return in very near future. Still if you wish to give a few points for offline term assurance, following would be the points:

 

1. All the details to be provided & coordination to be done from client’s end while processing the proposal (medical & other documental formalities).

 

2. In case of a claim, the family themselves have to do all the documental processing & follow ups (if required).

 

3. Client has to remember the dates himself / herself or will get reminders from the LIC (but generally when he / she changes mob no or e-mail ID or address, the same is not routinely updated in policy record that frequently). In general, the term plans have a grace period of 15 days & after that, if unpaid, the cover lapses & all the payments need to be done at the branch along with medical & other documental formalities (as per case). Remind your client if he / she ever paid late fee due to ignorance because he / she didn’t get any reminders.

 

If he / she is sure that he / she can manage the above factors on his / her own & wish to save the money while buying the cheaper option, let him / her go ahead, it would be the best bet & we can’t stop it. Rather at this stage insisting them to buy our product would make them think that we are only interested in our own profit & not theirs & they would never turn to us again for any consultation.

 

With Best Regards,

Rajnish Bahuguna

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Arvind Hirlekar

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Jan 14, 2015, 7:34:34 PM1/14/15
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Try using these paper cuttings……………….

 

 

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vijaya kumar

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Jan 14, 2015, 9:54:46 PM1/14/15
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Thanks for your valuable information

Amit Paliwal

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Jan 20, 2015, 11:57:16 AM1/20/15
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Dear Rajnish, Good Feedback & Research but I would also like add that
 
In some cases are have tried to convinces the Investor to Split his Insurance Protection into Multiple Companies/Product.
 
And usually Investor got agree to go 50% Online of Pvt Companies with 50% Off Line LIC & also Extra Protection of Personal Accidental in name of Insurance of Whole Disability with Low Cost.
 
Not All but some Investors got converted for above Insurance Proposals & they also give other Cross Selling Business such as Mutual Funds as usually Term Insurance buyer also go with Mutual Funds SIPs.

 
AMIT PALIWAL







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