Consumers Won - Big Time

People hadn't paid higher rates for their Term Life policies because they were lazy, or because they wanted to. Most people had no idea that rates varied that much. When they looked at our comparisons, they discovered they could afford policies they'd thought were out of their range. And tens of thousands of people took advantage of the opportunity.

In 1994 we took our business to the then new World Wide Web, and the response was incredible. Soon other brokers followed our lead, though none as effectively as ITECH.

It was the old story -- a few companies discovered how many policies they could sell at lower prices. Other companies felt the heat. Free-market competition set in. Consumers won, big-time!

Triple-X Arrives, Consumers Lose

By the end of 1999, Term Life prices were at a historic low. People bought policies with guaranteed 15 and 20-year rates for prices that might have bought a five-year policy 10 years earlier.

Then, at the beginning of 2000, so-called Triple-X rules took effect. Now prices are steadily climbing, just as opponents of Triple-X predicted.

It's Not Over

But the story is not over. Even in the post-Triple-X era, incredible deals are still available. The biggest companies can still offer 20 and 30 year guaranteed rates, and they still have to compete with each other and the available deals are still phenomenal.

As long as we are here to compare their prices for Term Life policy buyers, they will have to compete for your business. And policy buyers will be the winners.

The ITECH Pledge

Here is the pledge that ITECH Corporation makes to you:

No one will find a better, more secure Term Life policy at a better price than what we find for you. We will work for you, not for the insurance carriers.

I've expanded on that pledge, in a special Message from the Chairman you can read by clicking here. But the bottom line is simple:

We keep their feet to the competitive fires -- companies have to compete -- and YOU WIN!

Call 1-800-400-4832 or click here for a free quote.

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