SAF 💖 StabilityAndFamily.com
TZG SAF Agents will be able to offer clients FREE Access to the SAF Client Portal, when complete, presented by www.StabilityAndFamily.com (SAF)
so for simplicity,  everyone  pronounces “SAF” as safe

Tele-Sales Script

Used to successfully Win Apps, closing completely Over-The-Phone!!

According to this audio:   What are you looking for here and why exactly?

Quick Note to:  All TZG SAF Producers

You get the Premium At or just slightly under their real Budget You’ll Always fully Close the App.

Simply remember to always ask…

“What’s  most important to you,
benefit  or  budget ?

 PS  – The real answer is Budget, obviously true because if it was only $1 — they will absolutely do it, wouldn’t you!?

Know we are Proud to have You as part of the Team TZG SAF.

Also know You are Loved here.  You are Appreciated here.  You are Respected here. — And it most likely that feeling  that has you more HIGHLY Confident here too. It’s the genuine Team Atmosphere here at TZG SAF!

Finally before you start again  today…  Could You imagine  how  Your Greatness  would do  if —  You are truly  more confident now
—  simply because  you choose to  listen to this again, unless You don’t want to keep doing it to  get better here.

Have Your Carrier  portals ready to  do Quotes  and  fully complete the Apps:

Am-Am

(Senior Choice Ages 50-85)
(Family Choice Ages 0-49)

Product Highlights

See Medical Questions

Am-Am Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

Mutual

(Ages 45-85)

See Medical Questions

Separate E-App Login

TLIC

(Ages 45-85)
(Ages 0-44)

TLIC Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

Am-Am

(Senior Choice Ages 50-85)
(Family Choice Ages 0-49)

Product Highlights

See Medical Questions

Am-Am Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

Mutual

(Ages 45-85)

See Medical Questions

Separate E-App Login

TLIC

(Ages 45-85)
(Ages 0-44)

TLIC Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

RNA

(Ages 50-85)

RNA Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

* Progression of Best Benefit Options AvailableBased on Generic Medical Questions within script

    1. Level/Immediate = (100% Day One Benefits)   …   

    2. Graded = (30% during 1st year, 70% during 2nd year, Full Death Benefit 3rd+ year, 100% of FA if Accident Day One Year One)   …   

      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year One Day One = $3,000 (30% of FA)
      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year Two Day One = $7,000 (70% of FA)
      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year Three Day One = $10,000 (100% of FA)

         

    3. Guaranteed Acceptance = (110% of Premiums Paid  during first 2 years, 100% Accident, Living Benefits)   …

       

    4. ROP = (110% of Premiums Paid  during first 2-3 years, 100% Accident)   …

*Carriers ultimately make final underwriting decisions.

* Progression of Best Benefit Options AvailableBased on Generic Medical Questions within script

    1. Level/Immediate = (100% Day One Benefits)   …   

    2. Graded = (30% during 1st year, 70% during 2nd year, Full Death Benefit 3rd+ year, 100% of FA if Accident Day One Year One)   …   

      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year One Day One = $3,000 (30% of FA)
      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year Two Day One = $7,000 (70% of FA)
      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year Three Day One = $10,000 (100% of FA)

    3. Modified (Prosperity Life Only)(110% of ANNUALIZED Premium during Year One, 231% of ANNUALIZED Premium during Year Two, Full Face Year 3 and 100% if Accident from Day One Year One.)   …

      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year One Day One = $1,320 ($100 Annualized is $1200 x 110%)
      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year Two Day One = $2,772 ($100 Annualized is $1200 x 231%)
      • Premium of $100/month for $10,000 FA… Year Three Day One = $10,000 


    4. Guaranteed Acceptance = (110% of Premiums Paid  during first 2 years, 100% Accident, Living Benefits)   …

    5. ROP = (110% of Premiums Paid  during first 2-3 years, 100% Accident)   …

*Carriers ultimately make final underwriting decisions.

Top ProducersVoice Message Script

When  You Leave This  VOICE MESSAGE: ***  #CheeksUp  as you happily imagine them feeling good listening and then quickly calling You back to get this now.

😊 “Hi  ___(client’s name)___  this is  __________  calling to catch up with you again.

Give me a quick  call  me back at  _____  –  _____  –  _________ .

Talk with you soon and always  be safe now, bye   _____(client’s name)_____. 😊

Top Producers — Wash, Rinse, Repeat  — Winning Script

WHEN YOU SPEAK WITH THEM  ON THE TELEPHONE:   ***  #CheeksUp😊#Smile

😊  “Hi  __________?   …  (Yes)  😊  “Hi again ____________ this is ____________ here, by SAF StabilityAndFamily … 

does our name Ring-A-Bell, does it sound familiar, or are You not really recognizing it yet?  … … 

I only ask You this because we typically only call people who hopefully remember us … or SAF … here by StabilityAndFamily.

And now I’m simply calling as a courtesy to follow-up on the request you sent in, scheduling quick 10-12 minute appointments in your area.

Thankfully it only takes about 10-12 minutes and since I’m currently scheduling for these next few days, how good is your schedule looking right now… is _______________ good or is _______________ better? 😊

( —  is today good or is tomorrow better?)
( — is tomorrow good or is _____ better?)
( — is _____ good or is _____ better?)

Oh ok Great!!… Is the morning, afternoon or evening better for you? Because I have __________ and __________ (times) available? 

[  Schedule the Appointment on Your Calendar!!  ]

 NOTE   …  If Yes, they are indeed ready to go right now, simply scroll down here to the section after the stars…

😊 

“As you grab a piece of paper to write on … What’s your best email address to send the appointment confirmation

(or confirm the one we have)
😊

 If You Are Scheduling The Appointments 

( *** When only one name is listed on the SAF Request You say –
“I noticed that only your name is listed… who in addition to you takes care of your
family? Great, could you promise me they will there too when we get together.”
)

It says here that you live at _______________. As we’re driving up to your home, 

what are some landmarks we can look for like cars in the driveway, because sometimes it’s not really easy to see house numbers,

but it is really easy to spot cars in the driveway or parked out front?
(take copious notes on everything you get them describing)

Ok great … grab that piece of paper to write down the date and time that we’ll be there for you … (confirm they have it written) …

… Excellent. You got it. 

Have another great day __________ … and we’ll see you this (repeat the Day, Date and Time you scheduled them for).!

— Hang Up — (And now schedule another!!! 😊)

If Yes, they are indeed ready to go right now, simply say…

“Great, how much coverage do You currently want to get in this, or how much coverage do you have right now?

If  they  Need coverage   say…

 

“Ok…  I gotcha.  Now tell me,  for what purpose do  you want this today,  or really…  What’s important to you about… ________________ coverage?

Stop and quietly or patiently listen as you make notes of all the reasons they want it now, because they will tell you here.

…  “Obviously  that’s important to you, and we’ll definitely help  you get this  taken care of  today.


Now continue immediately as You proceed to… Begin asking the Generic Medical questions section

If   YES  they already have some coverage  say…

 

“Great,  let me ask you this,  if  You could get the same  or more coverage here,  for less money,  would you  do it.

  • if  Yes…  *** Continue immediately to… Begin asking the Generic Medical questions section.

  • if  No… — Think Next… and Politely ask —  “Who else  do you know  that is happily open to  get  more coverage for less money today?”  —  Wait for the referrals and then move on to the next call.

“Are you wanting to  get this coverage  for just yourself now,  or are you also  looking for coverage  for someone else  here as well…

GENERIC  MEDICAL  QUESTIONS  SECTION

“Ok great now,  let me ask you some  really quick  and brief medical questions  because although  You sound perfectly healthy,  I still have to ask…

“Have you Ever had any kind of…  Heart Attack,  Cancer  or  Stroke  or  Any Heart Issues?

… (No  or  Yes)

Go To Next Section

Heart / Stroke  —  Over  2 Years: Go To Next Section

*NOTE:   High Blood Pressure (Hypertension)  =  Level*

  • heart attack
  • angina (chest pain)
  • congestive heart failure
  • heart surgery
  • cardiomyopathy
  • stroke
  • transient ischemic attack (TIA)
  • aneurysm
  • circulatory surgery

Less than  2 years  (Ages 50-80)   —   AIG – GIWL

Cancer  —  Over  3 Years:  Go To  Next Section

*** IF… If Over 2 years, but Less than 3 years… POSSIBLY… RNA (Level) or Am-Am (Graded)

 
Excluding: basal cell / squamous cell skin cancer
 
  • internal cancer
  • malignant brain tumor
  • malignant melanoma
  • leukemia
  • multiple myeloma

* Less than  3 years  or  More than One occurrence  and  (Ages 50-80)   —   AIG – GIWL

“Have you Ever had any kind of…  COPD  or  Respiratory Issues,  use Oxygen  or  have a prescription for a Home Health RN ?

… (No  or  Yes)

Go To Next Section

Ever been  Treated or Prescribed Meds  specifically for:

  • COPD (Chronic Obsessive Pulmonary Disease)
  • Emphysema
  • Black Lung
  • Tuberculosis
  • Other chronic respiratory disorder

Possibly eligible for a Graded Death Benefit

*Carrier progression… Am-Am, TLIC, MOO, AIG

If  Currently  or  in the last  30 days:

  • use of Oxygen  (Excluding CPAP or nebulizer)
  • receiving Hospice  or  Home Health Care 
  • confined to a  Wheelchair — due to disease
  • Require Human Assistance with…  eating,  dressing,  toileting,  transferring from bed to chair,  walking,  maintaining continence  or  bathing

* (Ages 50-80)  —  AIG – GIWL

“Have you Ever had any kind of…  Complications of   Diabetes   or  drugs or alcohol issues?

… (No  or  Yes)

Go To Next Section

Diabetes  —  Over  2 Years:  Go To Next Section

*NOTE:  Diabetes is typically  Level, if under complete control.  (Yes to  insulin, metformin, gabapentin, etc.) 

  • diabetic coma
  • insulin shock
  • amputation due to complications of any disease

Less than  2 years  (Ages 50-80)   —   AIG – GIWL

Drugs or AlcoholOver 2 Years: Go To Next Section

  • received treatment or hospitalization for the use of alcohol or drugs,  or  been advised to restrict use
  • more than 1 conviction for…
    • reckless driving
    • driving under the influence (DUI)
    • driving while intoxicated (DWI)

Less than  2 years  (Ages 50-80)   —   AIG – GIWL

“Lastly,  what do  or have you  ever taken  medications  for?

… (No  or  Yes) ——- Drug Reference Guide

Go To Next Section

Ever been  Treated or Prescribed Meds specifically for:

  • Parkinson’s disease, Systemic Lupus (SLE) or sickle cell disease
  • Cirrhosis (Stage A or Stage B) of the Liver, chronic hepatitis or other liver disorder, kidney failure or other chronic kidney disease
  • Bipolar Disorder or Schizophrenia or been hospitalized in the past 2 years for any mental or nervous disorder

IMPORTANT UNDERWRITING NOTE:
—> Parkinson’s Only… Check TLIC
—> Bipolar, Schizophrenia… Am-Am

Possibly eligible for a Graded Death Benefit

*Carrier progression… Am-Am, TLIC, MOO, AIG

Level/Immed/Graded  Knockouts — Go To AIG-GIWL

  • waiting on an organ transplant
  • any diagnostic tests,  surgeries or hospitalizations for which the results are not yet known
  • Kidney Dialysis
  • AIDS / HIV
  • Alzheimer’s disease / Dementia
  • Lou Gehrig’s / Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
  • Cirrhosis of the Liver (Stage C)

* (Ages 50-80)   —   AIG – GIWL

Have you  Smoked  Cigarettes  in the past 12 months?       Yes       No

What’s your Approximate:       Height __________        Weight __________

Build Charts for:       Am-Am       MOO       TLIC

What’s your Approximate:       Height __________        Weight __________

 

Build Charts for:       Prosperity       Am-Am       MOO       TLIC       RNA

You get the Premium in their Price RangeYou’ll Always fully Win the App.

Now simply remember to always ask…

“What’s  most important to you,  benefit  or  budget ?”

 

(*** Wait for their Answer ***)

 

“And  what’s that budget… where You’re  literally  thrilled to do this,

How much monthly would  you be happy with it today…

 

 

STOP  BECAUSE THEY ARE  THINKING ABOUT THAT  NOW  YOU SIMPLY SHOULD  PATIENTLY  LISTEN  FOR THE MONTHLY  DOLLAR AMOUNT

BECAUSE IF  YOU ARE HERE  —  IN THIS SECTION  —   THEY WILL DO IT.

 

 

Now if they are married, ask… “For each…?”   They will say Yes  or tell you who is  getting it now.  —  PROCEED QUOTING  / APP

 

Also Remember: If it was only $1 — You know they’ll do it Every time!

Am-Am

(Senior Choice Ages 50-85)
(Family Choice Ages 0-49)

Product Highlights

See Medical Questions

Am-Am Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

Mutual

(Ages 45-85)

See Medical Questions

Separate E-App Login

TLIC

(Ages 45-85)
(Ages 0-44)

TLIC Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

Am-Am

(Senior Choice Ages 50-85)
(Family Choice Ages 0-49)

Product Highlights

See Medical Questions

Am-Am Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

TLIC

(Ages 45-85)
(Ages 0-44)

TLIC Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

Mutual

(Ages 45-85)

See Medical Questions

Separate E-App Login

RNA

(Ages 50-85)

RNA Quick Training

Separate E-App Login

FEEL FANTASTIC!!! BECAUSE YOUR GREATNESS IS SHOWING HERE!!

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