Aca Commissions?

[larymes]

Ok, so if you had a client on the exchange from last year (paid commission every month) with company "A" for 6% monthly commission, and you change their insurance THIS year to a different plan, but still with company "A", do you get a brand new year of 6% commissions?

 

[russelltw]

No, it would be considered a renewal. You have to leave the company completely to get first year commissions again.

 

[AllenChicago]

You change to a different plan, same company. Do you get commission based on the new plan's higher/lower premium?

 

[kgmom219]

These questions are all carrier specific....

 

[larymes]

Company is blue cross

 

[kgmom219]

Company is blue cross

..............Which state?

 

[larymes]

State is Texas.

 

[kgmom219]

State is Texas.

BCBSTX pays the commission based on year 1, irregardless of premium and/or policy changes.

There can be an increase or decrease based on headcount within the policy.

So. Even though you've had multiple changes since 1/1/14, thats still what you are getting paid on

 

[larymes]

What if it's under one npn number, than switched to another npn the next year?

 

[kgmom219]

What if it's under one npn number, than switched to another npn the next year?

Same producer number?