Definition of "Due care/due diligence"

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Assurance by the agent that the recommended insurance plan for the client is suitable for that client's specific needs. This assurance is derived from a careful analysis by the agent of the insurance company's financial strength, the accuracy of the policy illustrations, and the treatment of its previous and current policy owners.

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