American General Unveils Web-Based Life Insurance Application [Health & Beauty Close – Up]
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American General Life Companies has announced the availability of "AG Quick Ticket," a web-based life insurance application that allows producers to complete and submit applications electronically via a computer or tablet and ensures fast turnaround times for the interview, exam and submission of the full application to American General.
In a release, the Company said that it partnered with
"We have always invested in technology that allows our valued distribution partners to spend less time on administrative issues and more time serving their clients and growing their business," said
Producers can check an application's status at all stages, 24- hours a day, via eStation or ExamOne's website.
A number of life insurance products are currently offered through AG Quick Ticket, including AG Secure Lifetime GUL, AG Select-a- Term, and AG ROP Select-a-Term.
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