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Contact:
Nate Randolph,
xACSIA Partners Insurance Agency
nate.randolph@acsiapartners.com
Anaheim, CA March 26, 2015 – Thinking about long-term care insurance but loathe to schedule a lengthy interview in your home? You may be laboring under an outmoded assumption, that reaching out to an expert is a big deal. That’s no longer the case with a new breed of tech-savvy agents. So says Nate Randolph, a CA-based specialist with xACSIA Partners Insurance Agency, an industry leader.
“Ten years ago,” says Randolph, “you made an appointment with an agent who came to your home and spent a fair amount of time with you. And you might have worried about sales pressure. But times have changed.”
Lengthy in-home meetings are still available, Randolph reports, but they’re less and less the norm, at least in xACSIA Partners Insurance Agency. “Now most of our agents are connected and quick. They work remotely, by phone and screen-sharing, and they stick to the facts, respecting your time.”
Many people assume the old time-consuming, face-to-face practices still prevail, according to Randolph, “So they spend hours browsing the internet on their own, when they could get the facts in minutes from someone who knows.”
Randolph recommends reaching out in three-steps:
(1) Rule LTC insurance in or rule it out. “Just call one of our agents or have one call you. Say you’ve got five minutes and want to know if the insurance is right for you. Our agents ask concise screening questions and can steer you right, and quickly.”
Long-term care insurance isn’t for everyone, Randolph points out. Other care solution (such as annuities, critical illness insurance, or life insurance with LTC riders) may be better for your situation. “The agent will tell you frankly.”
(2) Ask for competitive quotes. “If LTC insurance is indicated, our agents go to bat for you,” says Randolph. “They don’t offer just one policy choice. They research multiple options from multiple carriers, looking for the best set of benefits at the lowest cost. Then they present the choices to you, in your home if you like, or by PC, phone, and overnight mail.”
(3) Submit an application or say no thanks. Once you receive the recommendations, the ball is in your court. Ask questions, thoroughly understand each policy choice from each carrier, then pick one. Or reject them all. “Saying no is a rational response,” says Randolph. “Our agents are professionals. They don’t take offense. And if you’re dealing remotely, saying no may be easier.”
If you decide on one of the proposed policies, the agent can help you complete the application. “There’s very little paperwork that you have to do personally,” says Randolph. “Our agents handle most of it for you. It’s part of their job.”
“The main point,” says Randolph, “is not to put off seeking help because of outmoded assumptions. You’re not committing to anything. All you’re doing is asking for some quick answers.”
Randolph is glad to receive inquiries and can handle some personally and refer others to agents throughout the United States.
Nate Randolph is a leading long-term care solutions agent serving consumers and organizations in AZ, CA, MN, OH, PA. “We’re glad to help them find the best, most affordable solution for their situation,” Randolph says. “In addition to long-term care insurance, today's options range from critical illness insurance and annuities to life insurance with LTC riders.”
Information is available from Randolph at nate.randolph@acsiapartners.com, http://naterandolph.acsiapartners.com or .
In California the company is known as xACSIA Partners Insurance Agency; in other states, as ACSIA Partners.
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