Equity Premium Financing

Capital Premium Finance, KAIA is proud to work with Capital Premium Financing (Capital) as they continue to provide agency services to meet your financing needs. Capital offers electronic signatures and also online services, as well as email, telephone and fax services, through a point of contact.

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more efficiency, additional income and also quality customer service. Each of these three areas offers unique programs to the insurance industry, which will affect your bottom line and also make you say, “that’s as unique as a $2 bill!” At Capital, a service as unique as a $2 bill isn’t just a slogan. It is a way of life.

Your customer service offers benefits for both you and your customer. Here are some highlights of the Capital Touch, Capital Grace, and also Agent Profit Sharing programs:

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Representative:

Lorie wake

  • D: (913) 579-7727
  • Phone: (800) 767-0705, Opt. 3
  • capital grace
  • Fewer late fees
  • Fewer attempts to cancel
  • More time at your desk
  • capital touch
  • Three phone reminders to pay the bill
  • EFT/CC on that call
  • fewer cancellations
  • More E&O protection
  • profit sharing
  • WE SHARE OUR PROFITS WITH YOU
  • Cost NOT passed on to the Insured
  • proprietary program

With Capital Premium Finance. You can earn additional income and remain a trusted partner in every sense of the word. You will support your local state group as your bottom line grows.

They are also industry partners of KAIA and help support KAIA in its educational and legislative efforts.

What is a cousin?

Premium has various meanings in finance. Most commonly, it refers to:

Generally, a security trading above its intrinsic or theoretical value is trading at a premium (as opposed to a discount). The difference between the price paid for a fixed-income security and the par value of the guard remains a premium if that price is above par.

The acquisition price of an insurance policy or regular payments required by an insurer to provide coverage for a defined period.

The total cost to purchase an options contract (often synonymous with its market price).

KEY FINDINGS

  • Premium can mean several things in finances, including the cost of purchasing an insurance policy or option.
  • Premium is also the price of a promise or other safety above its issued price or intrinsic value.
  • A bond may skill at a premium as its interest rate remains higher than current market interest rates.
  • People can pay a premium for certain items in demand.
  • Something trading at a premium could also indicate that it remains overvalued.
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Understand a cousin

Generally, a premium is a price paid above and beyond some essential or intrinsic value. Relatedly, it is the price for protection against loss, peril, or damage (for example, insurance or options contracts). The word “premium” remains derived from the Latin premium, where it means “reward” or “prize.”

What is another word for Premium?

Synonyms for “premium” include Premium, fee, dividend, or bonus. Insurance and options trading can be synonymous with “price”.

What are examples of premium prices?

Premium pricing is a marketing strategy that tactically prices a product higher than a more basic version of that product or against the competition. The purpose of the premium price is to convey a higher quality or appeal than other options.

The benefits of starting your own premium finance company

Capital Premium Finance, Managing and also general agents reap the benefits of rising premiums during a tough market. However, while agents may earn more commissions, they also work harder than ever to retain their customer base. Let’s face it: Customers facing a double- or triple-digit percentage increase in Premium from one year to the next need constant attention and new products and services that make their lives easier. Some may go for appearances alone. During a weak market, premiums are slowing down. It is suitable for the client who pays less for the insurance, but this translates into lower commissions for the agency despite a fixed cost in insuring the sale. Lower profits mean more difficulty delivering the high levels of service that won the deal in the first place.