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About Bankrate, Inc.: Bankrate is a leading online publisher, aggregator, and distributor of personal finance content. Bankrate aggregates large scale audiences of in-market consumers by providing them with proprietary, fully researched, comprehensive, independent and objective personal finance and related editorial content across multiple ...
A stunning new Bankrate survey of 1,030 individuals finds that more than half of American adults (56%) lack sufficient savings to shoulder an unexpected $1,000 expense. Of that number, 21% said they would go into debt by financing the spending with a credit card, while 16% would steeply cut back on other spending to bridge the gap.
Try requesting that from any Bankrate owned company lol I spent years and over $100k with Bankrate and everytime i call to make a simple request they act like they are too bothered to be on the phone with me same goes for Allweb.
The joke’s on fine arts grads, who have the “least valuable” college degree while actuarial science was tops among 162 degrees, according to a new study from Bankrate. How insurers provide stability to financial markets and the overall economy
Spoke with an agent recently about a lead company that charges $45 - $50 per lead for warm live transfers for life insurance. They ask qualifying questions, email you the lead, and then transfer the call. Agent mentioned a high closing % with these leads but would not mention the name of this...
InsureMe-A BankRate company 4. insweb.com-AgentInsider leads 5. HomeTown-I've heard good things.
Sites like bankrate.com and nerdwallet will get smoked on this ruling. It's a win for the little guy. Those of us who market online for our specific agencies won't be affected but it will definitely hurt those who buy leads online.
First-ever J.D. Power U.S. Independent Insurance Agent Satisfaction Study takes pulse of largest P&C distribution channel, and finds overall agent satisfaction with insurers is just 696 (on a 1,000-point scale) for personal lines and 686 for commercial lines.
Really depends on the lender. Most lenders will want to protect themselves with a Mortgage Protecting policy, PMI, if your downpayment is less than 20%. the tough part is getting PMI cancelled if the price of the home equity goes up after your purchase (where you now "own" more than 20%).
I sent this e-mail to a fellow agent in another state good bud of mine...back in Nov of 2010...it's a report of internet auto leads and my closing percentage (as a SF agent) back then..I chopped off the bottom two companies (shoulda done more) and ran the report again in six months....after the second six months I stayed with just agentinsider and allwebleads I have real mixed reviews of i ...