Any Companies in Ohio Carrying Plans M or N?

[csyjnapapa]

I sell med sups in Ohio, but have not heard or seen any companies making the entry into M & N. What companies have the best rates for sups in Ohio?

 

[Frank Stastny]

MOO has filed rates in Ohio for M & N but last I heard they have not been released by the DOI. We are still waiting to hear from other companies.

In Ohio, zip codes 450-454, 459 for a 70 year old female, Plan F will be $145.52 and Plan N will be 108.41.

If you would like the rest of the zip codes in Ohio please send me your e-mail address. I'm surprised you haven't been notified yet.

 

[Success]

I talked to UoO a few days ago and they are approved for plans M & N (in Ohio). Assured life has filed for both plans, but acceptance is still pending by the Ohio DOI.

 

[Frank Stastny]

I talked to UoO a few days ago and they are approved for plans M & N (in Ohio). Assured life has filed for both plans, but acceptance is still pending by the Ohio DOI.

Good job last week. Four apps for a full-time college student is kicking some serious ass and taking names.

How long have you been selling Med Supps?

You must have bought a whole bunch of leads.

 

[Success]

Haha! As you said it, I've been busting my ass and taking names. Not bad for my 1st week... As I've probably said before "you da man Frank"! I have about a month and a half left of college. It's going to suck ass, I'll be thinking about med supps the whole time...

Glad I sold those policies though. I had about $500 to my name (and that's being frugal).

 

[Rollem]

GPM now - just got the email

 

[Frank Stastny]

MOO's rates for the new standardized plans have been approved in Ohio as of today. Agents can now begin selling them.

 

[MrMack]

MOO's rates for the new standardized plans have been approved in Ohio as of today. Agents can now begin selling them.

"Modernized" Plans after June 1

 

[Superchief]

"Modernized" Plans after June 1

Based on the effective date not the application date.

 

[Frank Stastny]

"Modernized" Plans after June 1

I guess with all the discussion going on about the new standardized plans, "Modernized" if you will, I figured that it wasn't necessary so spell it out or state that all applications must be dated with an effective date of June 1, 2010 and beyond.

Thanks for "keeping me on my toes".