SelectQuote Insurance Services

8 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from January 13, 2019
  

  blueeyesdragon92 asked:

  mom is 52 and has no life insurance, she wants to get some but not sure where to start. Any help?! hey everyone, mom is 52 good health and works full time. What type of life insurance would you recommend her to get?

  

  gooberfaced replied:

  I used [Select Quote](https://www.selectquote.com/) and was then given a list of options for term life insurance. I researched each company on my own and chose the policy that best suited my needs as far as coverage, length of term, and price. I first used them in 1996 then used them again several years ago when we needed a new policy and have always been very happy. I always get the 20 year plan.

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• Referral from November 17, 2017
  

  Sandra S. asked:

  Has anybody got any suggestions on a good major insurance agent?

  

  Lynn N. replied:

  selectquote.com They look at major companies, customer service, and rates...saved me 700$ last year on car and home. Go to website and get their 1800 #....I prefer talking one on one. EVERYONE should do this at least every other year. No obligation, of course.

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• Referral from October 26, 2017
  

  BartlebyTheScriber asked:

  Anyone have a specific life insurance company they enjoyed working with through Zander? We all know that Dave recommends people use Zander as a broker to get good rates on term life insurance, but from what I've read on this subreddit and other places online, it sounds like your experience can vary a lot depending on which company you actually use (some people complain about poor communication, dragging out the process, confusing paperwork, etc.). So I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on who to choose once you go to get a quote from Zander's website.

  

  nekrad replied:

  Check out term4 sale.com and selectquote.com for easy comparison across dozens of companies. You could be making a 20 or 30 year long decision so it's definitely worth shopping around and not relying on radio show sponsor to give you the best deal.

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• Referral from July 15, 2016
  

  alexandrovna asked:

  Life insurance for 24 year old l Sorry if this has been addressed before but I didn't find what I was looking for in the wiki. I'm wondering if anyone has a recommendation for a good company that offers term life at an affordable cost for a young healthy person. I'm 24, make about 45k a year and my spouse doesn't work. I want to make sure that if something were to happen to me, there would be enough money to pay for funeral expenses and buy a house for my husband. I asked for a quote from an insurance company that's affiliated with my credit union and the guy mailed me a quote for whole life at like $68/month (when I specifically asked for term life, ugh). Questions: - Can anyone recommend a good company I should get a quote from? - How much coverage do I realistically need?

  

  jmacupdates1 replied:

  You could try selectquote.com and they'll get you quotes from multiple companies. Never used them so I can't attest to anything about them, but it's a suggestion for you. If you want life insurance, you'd want enough to cover all of your debts and funeral expenses. You could add all of that to the total of a house and come up with a dollar amount that way.

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• Referral from December 16, 2015
  

  sliceofhumblepie asked:

  Auto insurance recommendations for a recent college grad...? So I'm looking to finance a used car and need to do my first run on full collision. I just talked to esurance and the 6 month premium is about $1451. Anyone have recommendations for people to talk to in GR for auto insurance. BTW its a Subaru Forester 2007 and my credit and driving record are very good/perfect. Any help appreciated! EDIT: Thank you all for the advice. For my situation, Progressive ended up providing the most affordable coverage!

  

  grjohn7 replied:

  We saved with these folks http://www.selectquote.com/

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• Referral from November 22, 2013
  

  Michael R. asked:

  Currently looking for life insurance, do any of my expat friends have any recommendations regarding companies or websites?

  

  Nereida B. replied:

  Selectquote.com is another search engine too. No connection to either company Steve. I am a personal financial counselor and educator for the US military. These are just search engines for life insurance. You will probably be required to have a medical exam due to age and health issues. Go term. Don't use life policies as an investment vehicle (i.e. whole or universal life). They are pricey and many policies will not give your beneficiaries the cash value once you pass; only the face value of the policy.

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• Referral from March 12, 2018
  

  Linda G. asked:

  I’m looking for a new insurance agency for 4 cars and condo insurance. Not State Farm. Any suggestions?

  

  Bill S. replied:

  Check out selectquote.com BEFORE you call anyone else!

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• Referral from February 9, 2018
  

  Lynne D. asked:

  We recently moved from NH to GA and our car insurance rates doubled. I'm wondering who you all have for insurance companies and in your experience, down south here, who has best rates? Up north it was Geico and now that appears to be the most expensive! Help!

  

  Bill S. replied:

  Try selectquote.com

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