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Oct 26, 2026

Christian AllenHOST
2:48
So Long-term care is not at a place, even today, where they can set a product and say, hey, this is going to be the price point, and we'll guarantee that this is the price point until you die, right? With disability, we have a price point.
Christian AllenHOST
3:02
With life insurance, we can create a price point, but they just don't have enough information.
Christian AllenHOST
3:06
And so what we saw happening is people buying long-term care insurance policies, and then as they were going, the price just kind of continued to go up.
Christian AllenHOST
3:14
So that's one of the challenges.

9 MINS LATER

Christian AllenHOST
12:32
Although I will say this.
Christian AllenHOST
12:35
Um, it's, they've gotten more competitive because one of the things I probably didn't hit on is, or right.
Christian AllenHOST
12:41
And when we were talking about the dilemma is that the insurance companies started to write this, there became, there was a lot of life insurance companies that got into the long-term care space.
Christian AllenHOST
12:52
And then.
Sam MadoniaHOST
52:52
And I'm looking at all those things like there's no time like the president protect what matters most.
Sam MadoniaHOST
52:58
Let's talk about term life insurance.
Sam MadoniaHOST
53:00
That's number one on the list.
Sam MadoniaHOST
53:01
Yeah.
David HilstGUEST
53:10
Yeah, so one of the smart uses for term insurance, which is temporary, typically it's 20 or 30 years, you want to match that up to your mortgage and the amount you're mortgaging at a minimum.
David HilstGUEST
53:21
That way, if anything were to happen, your home would be covered.
David HilstGUEST
53:25
Okay, what is whole life insurance? How does that differ? So whole life insurance is permanent insurance.
David HilstGUEST
53:30
It does build cash value.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
12:10
It's really amazing.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
12:11
Now, when I was reading in the part about your life, there was a story about a life insurance and how much it was.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
12:18
I think it was fifteen thousand dollars and it had to be used.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
12:22
And I don't want to detail that story because I want you to share with my audience from your honest standpoint.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
12:26
And that's when it really that's when you first started understanding what a life insurance policy is.
Rushion McDonaldHOST
12:32
Can you share us with that story?
Carter CofieldGUEST
12:35
Yeah, so when my father passed away, he had his W-2 job life insurance, which if you all don't know, the life insurance through your job is not a lot of money to take care of your family.
Carter CofieldGUEST
12:45
So it was a $25,000 life insurance policy, and after his funeral call, we had about $15,000 left to divide between me, my brother, and my sister.
Tom WallGUEST
24:01
We need to use insurance.
Tom WallGUEST
24:02
We need life insurance, annuities, very unsexy topics.
Tom WallGUEST
24:06
But what those products do is they spread the risk across millions of people.
Tom WallGUEST
24:12
the same way a pension does, so that we can feel comfortable that our family's protected and then selfishly spend our money down, invest aggressively, do all of those things.
Tom WallGUEST
24:42
You mentioned Dave Ramsey.
Tom WallGUEST
24:43
He's kind of he's kind of in that camp.
Tom WallGUEST
24:44
And then you get the life insurance and annuity crowd.
Tom WallGUEST
24:47
But the truth is there's been dozens of academic studies that have proven the optimal approach on average should be a marriage of the two.
Andrew TaylorHOST
0:45
everybody thank you for joining us today we have cole jackson thank you for coming in and we have jonathan shin how old are you guys i'm 23 20.
Andrew TaylorHOST
0:58
23 and 20. yes sir and what have you guys done in life insurance I do
Cole JacksonGUEST
1:04
about 50K a month producing, and then we've built a team to about a quarter of a million now.
Cole JacksonGUEST
1:10
A month? Yes, sir.
Andrew TaylorHOST
3:51
Yeah, that's awesome.
Andrew TaylorHOST
3:53
All right.
Andrew TaylorHOST
3:53
So where are you guys from? What'd you do before life insurance and what led you here?
Cole JacksonGUEST
4:00
I'm from small town Carthage, Illinois, about 3000 people.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:11
Maybe you need your health insurance, you need your health insurance, you need your car insurance.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:15
Maybe you want some life insurance to be able to protect you as well while you're building your wealth.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:20
There's two types of insurance for life insurance.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:22
There's whole life insurance and term life insurance.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:24
I'm not a fan of whole life insurance.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:26
I think that you can invest your money better.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:28
Whole life insurance is kind of like a investment account there to protect you.
Jaspreet SinghHOST
30:33
Term life insurance is if you die during the term of your life insurance, like if you get a 20 year policy, if you die within the next 20 years, your family is going to get a big payout.
Greg SamalukHOST
3:08
So congratulations, Anita.
Greg SamalukHOST
3:10
Director of Life Insurance, Jim Yates, $32,880.
Greg SamalukHOST
3:13
He beats Philip Rodriguez, $25,204.
Greg SamalukHOST
3:21
Director of Health Benefit Plan.

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Greg SamalukHOST
8:55
Mark Camilli, vice president.
Greg SamalukHOST
8:58
Rocky Acasio, secretary treasurer.
Greg SamalukHOST
9:02
Larissa Pardet, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Christopher Jackson, Director of City Delivery, Rob Cogier, Director of Safety and Health, Anita Guzik, Director of Retired Members, Jim Yates, Director of Life Insurance, Stephanie Stewart, Director of the Health Plan, your trustees, John Cruz, Elise Foster, and David Groskopf, Region 1 NBA, Alan Rios, Region 2 NBA, Debbie Dixon.
Greg SamalukHOST
9:32
Region 6 NBA, Walt McGregor.
TanejahHOST
16:09
Yep.
TanejahHOST
16:10
Life Insurance.
TanejahHOST
16:14
Let's keep going.
TanejahHOST
16:15
I see some JP Morgan.
John DelonyHOST
112:31
My whole career has been showing up to homes to let kids or their loved ones know that their healthy parent, friend, relative is no longer with us today.
John DelonyHOST
112:41
Term life insurance with Xander.
John DelonyHOST
112:42
Get on the phone today.
John DelonyHOST
112:44
Thank you so much.
DJ WellsHOST
8:51
Yeah, for sure.
DJ WellsHOST
8:51
And one thing I learned a little bit about Land of Life, dope company, like I said, you're never too young to get life insurance.
DJ WellsHOST
8:56
Very, very important, especially in our community, man.
DJ WellsHOST
8:58
Yeah, we need it.

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