American income company reviews

Has anyone dealt with this life insurance company before? My fiancé, who works at a grocery store with union benefits, received a paper about life insurance in the mail, and since I handle paperwork, I filled it out. Since then, they’ve been calling us relentlessly, multiple times a day, and eventually, we had a Zoom appointment with them.

During the appointment, which lasted from 12:30 to 3:00, they went over various aspects of life insurance, accidental death coverage, and other benefits. However, I realized it was a different company, not related to his union benefits. To my surprise, they told us we need to see if we qualify, it’s not guaranteed, and it would cost almost $200 a month.

Feeling annoyed and unprepared, I ended up agreeing to it without discussing it with my fiancé beforehand. Now I’m having second thoughts and considering canceling it. I don’t want to tell my fiancé and disappoint him after making him sit through the lengthy appointment. However, I feel like the $200 a month could be better spent paying off debt.

I’d appreciate hearing about others’ experiences with this company. Are the benefits worth the cost? Should I cancel it and wait until we’re older to reconsider? Any feedback would be helpful. Thanks.

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I am employed at American Income. I apologize deeply that your encounter with another agent was unsatisfactory @KeenElizabeth. We are all not so horrible.
Along with your union, we provide the following advantages. You will pay far more in the future if you decide to cancel it now. However, if $200 a month is too much, you can reduce coverage by calling your agent or the home office. It’s important to reap the rewards while maintaining your current way of living. I hope this was helpful. Please feel free to message me with any more inquiries.

It’s normal to be overtaken by unforeseen life insurance decision-making. Make it a priority to communicate openly with your fiancé so that you may address issues and reevaluate your shared financial objectives. To ensure that you make an educated choice, do extensive research on the firm and consult with financial advisors or reliable people who have handled comparable circumstances.