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Lol, trying so hard to focus for my exam and learn from him, but can't stop looking at his huge muscles!!! Haha I wonder how often he has to work out to look that good 🤣
Haha thank you! I appreciate the compliment. If you have any questions about the course material just email me jve@thejve.com. Happy to help! I wonder if you knew I would read that haha. Best comment I've ever gotten! I work out 3-4 days per week, its all about the diet!
@@InsuranceExam Thanks so much! I have my test Thursday and last Thursday I passed my property and casualty exam and it's just so much to learn at once! I'm studying for my life and health at the same time so I feel so scatterbrained! I will email you and I would pay you on Venmo for like an hour zoom course! But idk if I'll be able to focus 🤣 lol for real haha
so, the husband and wife would be considered first and last correct but how does that work??? like i get what you're saying in the video but a little confused as to why they would be considered first or last insured.
The terminology makes the concepts confusing. You'd intuitively think the "survivorship" policy should be the one where there's an insured "survivor" (aka first to die). Not so. Why is second to die called survivorship?
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I appreciate you uploading videos like these! I recently barely failed my exam and feel like these videos are going to be a major help! Thank you
I'm glad I was able to help! Would you like to work with me? All of my agents sell 100% over the phone from home. email me at jve@thejve.com if you'd be interested.
Your videos help me alot and i pass my state exam on second attempt.
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Lol, trying so hard to focus for my exam and learn from him, but can't stop looking at his huge muscles!!! Haha I wonder how often he has to work out to look that good 🤣
Haha thank you! I appreciate the compliment. If you have any questions about the course material just email me jve@thejve.com. Happy to help! I wonder if you knew I would read that haha. Best comment I've ever gotten!
I work out 3-4 days per week, its all about the diet!
@@InsuranceExam Thanks so much! I have my test Thursday and last Thursday I passed my property and casualty exam and it's just so much to learn at once! I'm studying for my life and health at the same time so I feel so scatterbrained! I will email you and I would pay you on Venmo for like an hour zoom course! But idk if I'll be able to focus 🤣 lol for real haha
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@@brookeluce9772 😂 he’s definitely appreciating the compliment too
Does your course includes videos classes or only text? I m struggling with only reading course! Please let me know !
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
so, the husband and wife would be considered first and last correct but how does that work??? like i get what you're saying in the video but a little confused as to why they would be considered first or last insured.
It just depends on who dies first
Handsome guy.. 😊
Thank you!!
So stupid question but who gets the benefits on survivorship life if both insureds die ?? Another beneficiary or their estate maybe?
The beneficiary does
The terminology makes the concepts confusing. You'd intuitively think the "survivorship" policy should be the one where there's an insured "survivor" (aka first to die). Not so. Why is second to die called survivorship?
Idk but I agree haha
Survivorship, the person survived outta the 2 in the policy hence why in joint it’s the first to die