Cash flow is often why a good risk waits. Twelve instalments sit on every Attsure policy, so you are not sending them to a funder. You still receive full commission on annual terms. Drag the arch to run a year past.
Full commission on annual terms, whichever month the client is up to.
Monthly is part of the Attsure policy. There is nothing to opt into and no funding form to chase. Your client sees one name on the bank statement. You still get paid as if they paid annual.
Twelve instalments is how your client pays, not what they buy. Term, wording and cover are the same as any annual policy you place.
Full commission within agreed payment terms, exactly as on a standard annual policy. Nothing drips in month by month for you to reconcile.
Ivory Insurance receives the full annual premium within agreed payment terms. Attsure carries the twelve collections from the client.
Charges, account details and correspondence all present Attsure. No second company turns up beside you in front of your client.
No premium funding form for you to chase, and no second counterparty credit-assessing your client. It is on every Attsure policy by default.
Commission is clawed back pro-rata. Cancel after four months and eight-twelfths goes back. It settles within about a month.
Usually the second question in the meeting, and fair enough. The short answer is that the credit risk is ours, and it stays ours.
Attsure works with the client on catching up. The first move is a call about a payment plan, not a cancellation notice.
That line is real. The client is told plainly where it sits well before they get near it.
Premium for time on risk stays payable by the client. If it cannot be recovered, that is Attsure’s problem. It is never clawed out of your commission.
Full commission within agreed payment terms, as on a standard annual placement. Ivory Insurance receives the annual premium the same way. Attsure collects the twelve instalments from the client.
There is no funding application and no second company on your client’s bank statement.
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