Sentences with phrase «just decline the application»

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PR: Just if we back up a bit, I think that that is already being borne out — there's a huge decline in real application rates for the principalship.

If your credit is too bad, don't waste your time with banks and other mainstream lenders, they'll pull your credit report just to decline your application and this will affect your credit score negatively.

Just because your first life insurance application is declined doesn't mean your next one is going to be.

Just because one life insurance company declined your application doesn't mean they all will, and there are other life insurance products that you can consider, too.

Do not apply and ask to adopt just one — your application will be declined.

Just because one company declines your application doesn't mean you can't obtain approval from another.

Just because your first life insurance application is declined doesn't mean your next one is going to be.

In the rare case that your application is declined, it was likely a confluence of factors, of which cholesterol was just one, that led to this decision.

Just because one life insurance company declined your application doesn't mean they all will, and there are other life insurance products that you can consider, too.

Just like with pre-existing conditions, there are plenty of life insurance companies that are going to automatically decline your application if you're over the age of 65.

What you think of as just an occasional habit, can classify you as a much higher risk and even place you in a position to have your application declined.

Last month I spoke with a lady in excellent health who was willing to pay DOUBLE for her life insurance, and wait TWO YEARS for full coverage, just because she was worried about her application getting declined.

In this article we discuss 5 things that you should do / know before applying for a policy so that your policy application is not declined just like the above case of Ramesh.

It wasn't that long ago that underwriting life insurance consisted of setting the application, exam and medical records next to a big underwriting guide (just my picture), matching up all of the maladies with a long ago predetermined mortality assumption and declining the application or approving it at whatever rate the guide suggested.

Just because the company doesn't require an exam doesn't mean they won't decline your application.

I just wonder how many Judges in our judicial system give lip service to mediation as we have seen the number of self - represented private contact applications increase significantly and the number of MIAMs (mediation information and assessment meetings) sharply decline.