The Lifeline Program Launches Online Life Settlement Continuing Education Course

ATLANTA (Business Wire EON) November 5, 2007 -- Accessed via the company's Web site at www.thelifeline.com, the course can be completed at the applicant's own pace and is currently available in twenty-nine states with more approvals pending. It is available to life insurance agents, Certified Financial Planners (CFP), Chartered Life Underwriters (CLU), Chartered Financial Consultants (CHFC), Certified Investment Management Analysts (CIMA) and Certified Investment Management Consultants (CIMC).

"Our research and many recent studies have shown that agents and advisors are starving for life settlement education," said Wm. Scott Page, president and CEO of The Lifeline Program. "This course covers the basics of life settlements along with current regulatory information. It clearly represents the most comprehensive online guide to life settlements available in a CE course."

Agents who are interested in the course register on The Lifeline Program's Web site, choose their state of residence and then begin. The course can be taken in one sitting or spread over a period of time. Course management firm, Quest CE tabulates the results and notifies the agent as well as the respective licensing agencies.

"Our course is the easiest way to learn about the many benefits of life settlements while meeting continuing education requirements," said Page.

The Lifeline Program, based in Atlanta, Ga., is a division of Wm. Page & Associates, Inc. Founded in 1989, the company has pioneered life settlement business processes and promoted intelligent industry regulation. For more information on life settlements, contact Audrey Morgan of The Lifeline Program at 800-252-5282, by e-mail at amorgan@thelifeline.com or visit www.thelifeline.com.

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