Agent Questions

[eza4short]

I have a few questions to ask and the best responses is needed.
If you are a licensed agent can you right business under another agents number?

If you sign up with a key Broker with United Health Care do you have to have your commisions paid to the agency?

Last but not least if a keybroker does not want to release an agent can you work under somebodies elses license?

THanks for any response

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

"If you are a licensed agent can you right business under another agents number?"

I can't imagine being allowed to do that. It would not be write.

 

[eza4short]

Under florida law if i am not mistake it says you are able to write under somebody license they would have to split the commission .

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

OK. I did not know that.

 

[DavidD1]

I have a few questions to ask and the best responses is needed.
If you are a licensed agent can you right business under another agents number?

If you sign up with a key Broker with United Health Care do you have to have your commisions paid to the agency?

Last but not least if a keybroker does not want to release an agent can you work under somebodies elses license?

THanks for any response

These are so common questions. Don't sign with a company that refuses to agree to release your contract upon request in writing. Good luck with UHC and leads. If you contact me I can provide you with a bit more specific information with some companies you may find more attractive...what state are you in?

 

[Frank Stastny]

"If you are a licensed agent can you right business under another agents number?"

I can't imagine being allowed to do that. It would not be write.

Good one. Zing, there goes another one.

 

[eza4short]

So can nobody answer to my questions?

 

[Guest]

So can nobody answer to my questions?

Nobody has left the building. Sorry... Check back tomorrow.

 

[Bob_The_Insurance_Guy]

Call your DOI. They'll give you the answer, sans the sarcasm.

 

[Crabcake Johnny]

Writing under someone else's number is called ghost writing and if the carrier catches you doing it you'll lose your appointment.

And yes, if you sign under a key broker and choose advances your commission are paid to the broker.