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Re: Shared Policies

Posted by William Gray Associates, LLC on March 08, 2002 at 00:59:55:

In Reply to: Re: Shared Policies posted by Scott A. Olson, CLTC on February 23, 19101 at 08:04:04:

Depends on your position on the subject in my experience it is better to use your spouses benefits then bankrupt her/him when your policy runs out of benefits...you can almost never get 6 yrs each instead of three pools of money of 4 yrs each...so depending on what your needs are....it's really a matter of do you think you will outlive a 4 yr plan or do you need the peace of mind of having unlimited coverage...

ultimately what pocket book risk are you willing to take..

wgaltc@hotmail.com

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Re: Shared Policies : Depends on your position on the subject in my experience it is better to use your spouses benefits then bankrupt her/him when your policy runs out of benefits...you can almost never get 6 yrs each instead of three pools of money of 4 yrs each...so depending on what your needs are....it's really a matter of do you think you will outlive a 4 yr plan or do you need the peace of mind of having unlimited coverage... : ultimately what pocket book risk are you willing to take.. : wgaltc@hotmail.com

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