No Solicitation & No Suitability Statement

AskSasson.com — Last updated: June 4, 2026

This Website Does Not Solicit

Insurance "solicitation" has a specific legal meaning: it is a communication directed at a specific person that is intended to induce them to purchase an insurance product. AskSasson.com is not a solicitation platform.

Specifically, this website:

• Does not present insurance product offers, quotes, or pricing to visitors
• Does not initiate insurance applications
• Does not compare specific policies or carriers for the purpose of inducing a purchase
• Does not direct visitors toward specific products based on their circumstances
• Does not issue coverage, bind policies, or confirm eligibility

Contact forms and inquiry submissions on this site are intake mechanisms — they allow Sasson Emambakhsh to follow up with visitors who request a conversation. Submitting a form is not an application for insurance and does not create a coverage obligation or a client relationship.

Nothing Here Is a Recommendation

All content on this site — including articles, guides, framework explanations, calculators, checklists, and AI assistant responses — is educational information, not a recommendation.

A recommendation means suggesting that a specific person take a specific action regarding a specific product. That cannot happen through general website content, because recommendations require knowledge of the individual — their financial situation, health, goals, family circumstances, existing coverage, tax situation, and risk tolerance.

When content on this site says something like "term life insurance is often appropriate for income replacement during working years," that is a general educational statement about how a product type is commonly used. It is not a recommendation that you buy term life insurance. Your situation may be entirely different.

Suitability Requires a Personal Conversation

State insurance regulations in Nevada, Florida, Texas, Arizona, and most other states require that product recommendations meet a suitability standard — meaning the recommended product must be appropriate for the specific consumer based on their individual profile.

A suitability determination requires:

• A thorough review of your financial situation, including income, assets, liabilities, and existing coverage
• Understanding your financial objectives and time horizon
• Understanding your risk tolerance and liquidity needs
• Understanding your tax situation and health status (where relevant)
• A licensed professional who can integrate this information and identify products that serve your best interest

None of these requirements can be fulfilled through a website article, a checklist, or an AI assistant. If you would like a suitability conversation, contact Sasson directly at [email protected] or (702) 970-3811.

AI Agents Cannot Provide Suitability or Advice

The AI educational assistant available on this site is explicitly prohibited from making product recommendations, suitability determinations, or any statement that could be construed as personalized advice. This is not a technical limitation — it is a deliberate design choice rooted in regulatory compliance and consumer protection.

The AI assistant is permitted to:

• Explain general insurance concepts at a high level
• Describe how product types generally work
• Explain what questions to ask a licensed professional
• Direct you to relevant disclosure pages on this site
• Encourage you to contact Sasson directly for a personal conversation

The AI assistant is not permitted to: recommend products, compare carriers, suggest coverage amounts, provide premium estimates, interpret state law for your situation, or act as a licensed professional. See the full AI Agent Ruleset for complete details.

What "Educational" Means in This Context

The educational framework used on AskSasson.com mirrors the approach used in state-approved continuing education (CE) programs for insurance producers and continuing legal education (CLE) programs for attorneys. In those settings:

• Instructors explain concepts, frameworks, regulations, and product categories
• Content is designed to build understanding and awareness — not to direct specific individuals toward specific actions
• Examples are illustrative, not prescriptive
• The goal is to equip learners to ask better questions and engage more effectively with qualified professionals

AskSasson.com applies the same philosophy to consumer education. The goal is to help you understand enough about insurance and financial risk to have a meaningful conversation with a licensed professional — not to replace that conversation.

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AskSasson.com is an independent educational website operated by Sasson Emambakhsh, licensed insurance producer (NV #4185790 | TX #3460699 | FL #G322852 | AZ #22097825). Educational information only — not financial, legal, or tax advice. © 2026 Sasson Emambakhsh.