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Originally Posted by wilas101
1. Is anyone familiar with this company? http://www.platinumltc.com/
2. Should supplemental insurance coverages be viewed more as an investment or simply another layer of security in the event of an emergency?
3. If a company has to stoop to high pressure tactics to get a person to sign onto their insurance am I safe in believing there is a reason for that? I tend to be rather skeptical if someone is trying to push me into doing something rather than giving me time to think it out and do some comparisons.
4. Do most major insurance companies (allstate, american family, state farm, etc) normally have supplemental policies for coverage on say, cancer or strokes or heart attacks or whatever? |
1. Never heard of 'em. (Doesn't mean they are bad...)
2. I'd consider it more security; but it has to be affordable....and reliable.
3. "High pressure" depends on the individual sales person often...I'd be leary, but if her claims check out, don't be turned off by that.
4. AFLAC....it's affordable, reputable, and they specialize in the product.