Day: August 13, 2012

Allstate Solicits Agent/Owners
Dear Texas Producers:The Allstate Insurance Company is currently looking for successful Life, Accident and Health Agents, Property and Casualty Agents and/or Securities licensed individuals in Texas who would be interested in buying an existing, local Allstate agency in Texas. This is an opportunity to own a nationally recognized branded business with ZERO franchise fees.

There are several requirements that you must meet in order to qualify.
We are looking for candidates who:• Have an entrepreneurial spirit and the desire and ability to run their own business. • Have at least $50,000 in liquid capital to invest. • Are willing to work hard to achieve goals and represent the company. • The appropriate licenses or the ability to pass the applicable licensing exams.

If however, this is not the right opportunity for you, and you are aware of a great person we would be anxious to talk to anyone you can refer us. (We are willing to pay a nice referral fee if they are appointed.*)
We look forward to talk with you or someone in your network to discuss the Exclusive Agent opportunity. Please call Luvorise “LV” Dahlman (214)843-2508 to learn more. You can also email LuVorise.Dahlman@allstate.com
All inquiries will remain confidential.
Sincerely,
LuVorise “LV” Dahlman, Texas Sr. Regional Recruitment Consultant 214.843.2508
Allstate Insurance Company is an Equal Opportunity Company
This is a professional communication for individuals affiliated with the insurance and financial industries. We do not want any agents or advisors to receive these emails unwillingly. Please use the link below to be removed from all future mailings. 

ObamaCare Glitch Lowers Federal Subsidies

Under the proposed rules, health insurance provided by an employer is considered not affordable if a worker pays of premium of more than 9.5 percent of the worker’s household income. The Internal Revenue Service says this calculation should be based solely on the cost of individual coverage for the employee and not coverage of a spouse or children.

Continue reading ObamaCare Glitch Lowers Federal Subsidies