4. Qualifying the Need [Script] Flashcards
Now, when I…
Three reasons people buy
Now, when I discuss final expense coverage with people, they’re typically looking for coverage, for one of three reasons.
The first reason…
Reason #1: not enough coverage
The first reason, is that they want to make sure, that they have enough coverage, for their funeral expenses, and any leftover bills - so they don’t leave a burden on their loved ones when they pass away.
The second reason…
Reason #2: gift
The second reason is they want to leave a gift or a little extra to their spouse, children or grandkids.
The third reason…
Reason #3: donation
The third reason is they want to leave a donation to a church or charity that has significance to them.
So tell me…
Which is their reason?
So tell me, which one of those three reasons, is the reason you requested this information?
OR
So tell me, what were your thoughts and concerns, when you requested this information?
Now [client], would this program…
Any other plans?
Now [client], would this program, be the first money [beneficiary] would see when you pass, or do you have something else in place, like life insurance or a prepaid burial plan?
What was going….
Reason they got the plan
- What was going through your mind initially, when you got that one, if you don’t mind me asking?
- And what do you think, will happen, if you don’t get this additional coverage?
Do you recall…
Plan details
- Do you recall the company it’s with? (COMPANY)
- How much coverage is it for? (COVERAGE)
- And how much do you pay per month? (COST)
Hey why is that…
N: Why not?
- Hey why is that? Why haven’t you taken care of this in the past - if you don’t mind me asking?
- Has anything else prevented you from changing that situation for (beneficiary), so s/he won’t have to worry about taking care of your final expenses?
Now [Client], hypothetically…
N: What happens then if you died tomorrow?
Now [Client Name], hypothetically, let me ask you this, if you went to bed tonight, and didn’t wake up tomorrow – what would (beneficiary’s) day look like.
Walk me through (beneficiary’s) day.
Well, if you died…
N: Walk me through what happens next
Well, if you died tomorrow, walk me through what (beneficiary’s) day would look like.
Right in the morning s/he gets a call, that either someone found you, or that you’re already at the hospital.
She’ll have to…
N: Running Around
She’ll have to:
- First call off of work (WORK)
- Then go to the hospital, to ID the body for the death certificate, and get the process ready to ship to the funeral home. (HOSPITAL)
- Then she’ll finally end up at a funeral home. (FUNERAL HOME)
So (beneficiary’s) gonna…
N: Funeral Home
So (beneficiary’s) gonna be at the funeral home, and the funeral director’s gonna come and say hey, (beneficiary), ‘I’m very sorry for your loss, I’m sure your father/mother/whatever was an amazing guy/woman.
And he’s gonna say…
N: How will they pay?
And he’s gonna say, “But let’s just get this out of the way – how are you paying for this?”
“Is it gonna be cash, credit or you can write a check?”
What will her/his answer be?
Well I’m sure as a…
N: Confirm they want to help beneficiary
Well I’m sure as a father/mother – you’d want to help her/him with this, right?