Loan Protection Part 2: Projecting income in the event of job loss

November 20, 2024

According to LGM’s team of F&I experts, car owners often don’t know the financial obligations that they are liable for in the event of job loss, and while the risk of job loss happening is always there, in the current unstable job market, many Canadians are increasingly at risk and increasingly unable to afford their expenses.

This is why car loan protection is so important. As part of their typical F&I presentation, we recommend that Financial Services Managers incorporate a visualization tool, so their customers can see exactly how their finances will break down with job loss. That’s where our useful Income Table for Job Loss tool can come in handy.

Show your customers how their income breaks down during job loss. Access income visualization tool.

Download the Income Table

Financial Services Managers can download Income Table for Job Loss in Canada for FREE to help build a personalized case for why the customer would benefit from protecting their car loan.

After completing the needs assessment and using the income table available in Loan Protection Part 1: Help customers visualize how loan protection works, the Financial Services Manager will be able to help the customer visualize their financial standing and can offer them a timely and personalized F&I presentation.

If you need any support with using this tool, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at Sales@LGM.ca or contact your local LGM Dealer Development Manager (DDM).

Missed ‘Loan Protection Part 1: Help customers visualize how loan protection works’?, read more here and download the related Budget Tool.

 


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