IntelliQuote Encourages Consumers to Reevaluate Life Insurance Policies Every Three Years
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IntelliQuote, a widely respected online life insurance agency, is educating consumers about the importance of reevaluating one’s life insurance needs every three years.
Founded in 1997, IntelliQuote has since earned a reputation as one of the nation’s largest and most influential independent online life insurance agencies. Offering unmatched customer service and instant life insurance quotes, IntelliQuote is a trusted leader in the space. In addition, IntelliQuote has established a highly influential online presence through a number of consumer education initiatives. This, the latest educational initiative spearheaded by the IntelliQuote team, is intended to remind consumers of the importance of regularly reviewing one’s life insurance coverage. IntelliQuote is delivering the message through a combination of online and one-on-one educational efforts.
Many consumers are surprised to learn that virtually every major life event has an impact on one’s life insurance needs. While young adults often need more life insurance as they get married and start families, empty nester’s often find that they need less coverage. In an effort to cater to the individual needs of each and every consumer they serve, IntelliQuote developed a proprietary term life insurance calculator as a self-service tool. Alternatively, consumers can choose to call in and take advantage of the IntelliQuote review, a brief questionnaire specifically designed to help IntelliQuote life insurance advisors to quickly and efficiently assess just how much life insurance an individual should carry. In a matter of minutes, an IntelliQuote advisor can walk a consumer through the process and help them to evaluate their individual needs.
“With each major development in life comes new responsibility,” said
During this process, IntelliQuote also encourages consumers to reevaluate policy beneficiaries. There are many reasons an individual may choose to make changes to named life insurance beneficiaries. One such example would be a policy holder who decides to update their beneficiaries in order to protect their family members who are most in need of financial assistance. Another example would be a policy holder who recently remarried and would like to name their spouse as their primary beneficiary. Regardless of the situation, updating beneficiaries is quite simple. IntelliQuote customers can simply contact their advisor and request a change of beneficiary form. Once completed and returned the IntelliQuote operations team interfaces with the insurance carrier on the insured’s behalf.
“It’s important to us to not only educate consumers about the importance of reevaluating their coverage but to make the process as simple as possible,” added Lardy.
Through this on-going educational initiative, IntelliQuote hopes to connect with consumers and shed light on the importance of keeping one’s life insurance up-to-date. Watch for more announcements from the IntelliQuote team, in the coming months, as they continue to advocate for and educate those they proudly serve.
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