Be informed, with DMR Insurance Brokerage
You and your family are our first priority.
Be informed, with DMR Insurance Brokerage
You and your family are our first priority.
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You and your family are our first priority.
You and your family are our first priority.
We aim to inform the public and assist in the selection of life and health insurance policies while keeping your information private. We want you to understand the policies, your options, and find a policy solution to pursue that is right for you without speaking to a salesman/woman.
We strive to provide the simplest, and most straight forward process that we can in this complicated field.
Aetna Health Insurance policies for Individuals & groups are:
Rates are based on; County, Age, & Plan.
United Healthcare Insurance policies for individuals & groups are:
Rates are based on Age & Plan.
Cigna Healthcare Insurance policies for individuals & groups are:
Rates are based on Age & Plan.
Do you want to shop the available Cigna plans on your own?: https://shopifp.cigna.com/?_agent_id=dallin-rheiner
The most basic form of life insurance. Choose a total amount of coverage and a time frame to be protected. ex: $100,000 of coverage will be paid to your loved ones in the event of your passing ONLY for 10 years.
A life insurance option without the time constraints. A simple solution, ex: $100,000 of coverage will be paid to your loved ones in the event of your passing, for life.
In straight forward words: a "death benefit policy". In the event of your passing this will be paid out to your chosen beneficiary. These policies are available for older individuals (up to 85) with a much smaller total pay out limit. (up to $100,000 in most cases)
These policies are Whole Life plans that are more complex and varied but with more benefits.
This section, hopefully, will give you a better idea of the costs for life insurance
The table on the right shows the monthly payments for a 10 year term life insurance policy at $100,000 for a Male at the standard health class, non smoking.
The insurance companies displayed; from left to right, are "Legal & General, Foresters Financial, SBLI, Mutual of Omaha, and American Amicable".
Term life insurance is, in most cases, the cheapest form of life insurance with the shortest coverage periods available. Term life insurance also has the highest payout limit (1.5 million in the case of L&G)
The cost for life insurance is determined by: AGE, Gender, Policy Amount, length of policy, and health class.
The most impactful of the above on costs are, age & policy amount. As an example; with the same 10 year policy on the right, if the policy amount is $50,000 the monthly payment for a 45 year old male with MOO goes down to $22.38 a month.
These payments would be level (as in they wont change throughout the policy) this table shows what it costs at the age you APPLY.
For example; if you are 65 and get the policy on the right for L&G you will pay $343.98 each month until you are 75 and will have $100,000 of life insurance during that time.
This same policy for a woman is significantly cheaper age at 65:
L&G Foresters SBLI MOO AA
$216.87 $132.56 $138.82 $133.95 $80.28
An example of a Whole life policy at $100,000 would be a universal indexed life through Mutual of Omaha, which for a 45 year old standard non smoking male, would be quoted for $88.89 a month.
There are three main health classes in Health + life insurance underwriting which also have in-between levels:
Preferred Plus: The healthiest 5% of people in the world.
Preferred Health: Well balanced height and weight, some family history with health issues and maybe one issue that is treatable with medication (ex: controlled cholesterol)
Preferred Health-Smoking
Standard plus
Standard: height and weight do not meet guidelines of the insurance company, you are of average health and may take multiple medications.
Standard-Smoking
non-preferred plus
Non-Preferred: a severe medical problem such as lung cancer in addition to the "standard" these individuals tend to be unable to apply for normal life insurance. But they can still apply for Medicare, Medicaid and long term care plans.
I'm not a salesmen. Anyone who may join my team will also not be a salesmen. I am here to help you, I am here to show you the costs and options you have. If you don't want to pursue any of those policies? That is just fine, and I'm glad I helped you make a more informed decision.
I am an Independent Contractor. I have contracts written with each of the companies below, I have no quotas, I have no boss telling me to "Sell, Sell Sell!". But I do have access to their quoting software and can send them your applications if you wish to have a simple no upselling process.
Any information sent to me that does not lead to an application will be deleted within 30 days and not passed on in anyway.
The amount that insurance companies will pay on services. To break it down, the insurance company will pay 70% on covered services that exceed the deductible in a 70/30 plan.
ex: You get in an accident and the covered hospital bill is $600, your deductible is $200. You also have a 70/30 plan. So you pay $320. $200 deductible, and $120 as that is 30% of the remaining $400
Deductible's are the amount that you pay as the insured before your insurance starts paying their co-insurance percentage of services.
Its just a fancy word for "service bill". In other words, your monthly payment.
Certain life insurance policies have a "Cash Value" , which in reality, is the total amount you have paid the insurance company. Now in some policies you can take that money back out. Also you may have a stipulation in the contract that your payments will pull from the cash value if you miss a payment. Some policies also gain interest on their cash value yearly, which will also pay out in addition to the death benefit. An example would be the Indexed universal life policy through Mutual of Omaha
If you as an individual are afflicted with any type of fatal illness/accident that is covered by the chosen policy. The policy amount will be paid to your chosen beneficiary. If you recover, you do not owe the insurance company anything. That money can be used in any way chosen by the beneficiary.
Ex: Motorcycle accident where you lose both hands. If you have dismemberment insurance in the amount of $100,000 that amount will be paid to your chosen beneficiary. (on that note, if you only lose one hand in this example its a "partial dismemberment" and only half of the benefit is paid out. Which I personally think is ridiculous)
Medicaid is government financial assistance for medical care, available to those below a certain financial threshold, and the physically disabled.
The chosen individual that will receive the benefit of a policy when the policy "Matures". In other words, when the policy activates.
This term describes a health insurance policy that doesn't have a deductible and will assist with payment on the "first dollar" these plans tend to have higher premiums, and a less favorable split on co-insurance.
Mutual of Omaha:
Legal & General:
Fidelity & Guaranty Life:
Foresters Financial:
American Amicable: