Helping your clients think through what they want when it comes to long-term care is an important part of planning. Many have never thought about where they want to receive care or how they would pay for it. Give this form to your clients to get the conversation started.

Many clients are hesitant about planning for long-term care because they don't think they will need it. But, it's hard to argue with statistics. Show this piece to your clients to help them get the facts and discover why the long-term care conversation is worth having.

There are many reasons to buy annuities. Choosing the right annuity is important in helping clients reach their financial goals. Whether that's income, accumulation, long-term care coverage or legacy planning, a review of their current goals will ensure an alignment for success.

In this conversation card, you're looking for risk-averse clients who are nearing or currently in retirement. These clients want their money to grow tax-deferred, but feel uneasy about market swings. A fixed indexed annuity (FIA) can help mitigate the risk while offering strong returns.

In this conversation card, you're looking for clients who are concerned about rising rates, inflation or market risk. But they still want higher returns. With a fixed indexed annuity (FIA), clients can have no risk of loss while providing the ability to meet or exceed inflation.

In this conversation card, you're looking for clients with CDs that rollover regularly or where the clients aren't using the funds. Through a multi-year guarantee annuity (MYGA), you can provide principal protection and liquidity with a greater return than a typical CD.

Long-term care planning is changing. Aging and longevity create unique challenges that extend beyond income and assets. Take the first step to explain how LTC can be made simple. This guide walks through talking points covering common client concerns and how to position solutions.

Disability insurance works for your clients when they can’t. It keeps their families in their homes, children going to school and future plans in motion. This guide walks you through the need for DI, how to identify clients, key questions to ask to start the conversation and next steps.

What life events have happened since your client purchased their life insurance policy? Help them uncover the need for a policy review by using this checklist to consider financial changes, policy changes and future planning goals.

As clients age, their insurance needs change based on life events. From foundation to final expenses, this timeline will help you quickly guide a conversation and identify opportunities based on different life stages including protection, foundation, accumulation and legacy.

It's important to prepare clients for a successful underwriting outcome. After an application is submitted, many insurance carriers require a phone interview as part of the underwriting process. Here are some things to know to keep the experience positive for your clients.

Don't miss a potential sale! As a bank teller, it can be hard to know what to say to clients to get a referral for retail bankers. This series of topics helps you find key indicators in potential clients, with an easy reference sheet on questions to start the planning process.