Question 1: The first step in providing proactive service is realizing:

  • Who You Are

  • Where You Are (Financially)

  • What You Are Selling

  • What the Client needs and wants

Answer: What the Client needs and wants

Question 2: To protect the sale you have made to your client and to prevent a fatal case of buyer's remorse, you should:

Answer: All of the Above

Question 3: Successful advisers, in preparing for their policy delivery meetings, will:

Answer: All of the Above

Question 4: In establishing expectations, it is important for you to both explain to your client that you will contact them on an annual basis and make sure they have your number to contact you if something should happen. This is an example of proactive service.

Answer: True

Question 5: Your on-profile client management goals are:

Answer: All of the Above

Question 6: Successful advisers agree that on-profile, referred lead prospecting is the most effective prospecting method available to most professionals.

Answer: True

Question 7: Life insurance and financial service producers are not perfect, but are expected to play by the rules. This means being principled, honest, and conducting yourself as a trustworthy professional, as well as:

Answer: All of the Above

Question 8: When providing proactive service to your clients, it is important to ensure that they contact you if there is:

Answer: All of the Above

Question 9: After you have met with your client and gone through a plan review checklist, it is important to:

Answer: All of the Above

Question 10: Cross-selling means to make a sale with your client, then pivot to another product within the same process.

Answer: True

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