I'm filling out this application and bank is asking me "Give face amount and cash surrender value of insurance policy" What is the difference between "face amount" and "...
While at a medical facility awaiting a pre-job physical, I experienced some extreme anxiety and nervousness. The nurse/attendant taking my blood pressure asked me if I wanted her to call an ...
I started work with a firm 2 years back. At that time they offered health insurance which I declined. ( I still have that email). Inspite of that they kept deducting the premium from my paystub. U...
about month ago my job went out of business. so i go a new job but i was fired about 3 week into it. is it still possible for me to get unemployment benefits....
I keep having problems with payments supposedly not showing up at my insurance company. This only happens when I don't send it certified mail, but sending it certified mail can be costly and ...
If I hire on Independent Contractors for a housekeeping business do they legally HAVE to have their own liablilty insurance? If they sign a contract stating they are responisble for this does this ...
I was injured on my last job, and I would like to know if I qualify for workmans comp. insurance payments while I am out of work. I feel that my injury was incurred on the job, and I feel that I ...
My Mother has pased on and we know there were several whole life policies.
The max premium was paid up over fifteen years ago and the actual policy and numbers could not be found....
Can anyone show me where I can find typical insurance agent contracts (employment)?
My gf is going into insurance sales (long term care/life, or mortgage-life) but she's pretty disgusted with the contracts she has seen. Is there a "typical" contract that agents have, i.e. what's the norm?
Unfortunately, I have not seen ANY "standard" agent contracts out there. It seems that each company's legal department wants to show off their prowess and make it a "one sided" contract - where it SHOULD be a "two way street."
If she doesn't feel comfortable with the contract, tell her to walk away and find some other company.
I have seen contracts that have a clause "if we think you owe us any money, we own YOUR furniture and all office equipment." Just tell her to pay special attention to any Hold Harmless agreements....she could get hung out to dry!
Good luck and I hope this helps!
sadee
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lawman
Check out http://www.naawashington.com . I would answer any questions you may have.
aaron p
If we knew what she found wrong with the contracts, we might be able to recommend other alternatives. Otherwise, you're just venting because there is no norm.
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