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April 22, 2008

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Toronto life insurance broker

Interesting article. I am dealing Life Insurance Canada by a well-known broker, so I know something about it. What the court has noted is absolutely true, but I suppose everybody expects that from us. Communication is essential in this business!

Dan

I agree with the court's decision with having to communicate with the client. I own a life insurance brokerage in Fort Myers and I cannot stress enough to my agents that communication about the clauses and riders of a policy can make or break the deal.

Especially when you are dealing with the policy holder's family after their passing, if they see a discrepancy they will sue without hesitation.

Dan

Fred

Good article. Here is another excellent article on buying insuance that can help agents.

http://www.bizcovering.com/Investing/Five-Things-You-Must-Consider-Before-Buying-Insurance.116123

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As an agent, they must learn how to communicate effectively with client. A training course would be good for them, this is to be sure they could do their clients instructions and wont have any problem in the future.

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