Anybody Have Bankers Life Med Supp Rates for Georgia?

[Chazm]

https://www.medicare.gov/find-a-plan/results/medigapresults/medigap-view-all-policies.aspx

Medicare.gov shows Bankers Fidelity Life but not Bankers Life.

That's because there's no such thing as a new Bankers life Med Supp policy. You can't get one.

 

[goillini52]

https://www.medicare.gov/find-a-plan/results/medigapresults/medigap-view-all-policies.aspx

Medicare.gov shows Bankers Fidelity Life but not Bankers Life.

Two completely different companies LD. Bankers Life is captive, Bankers Fidelity isn't.

 

[somarco]

no such thing as a new Bankers life Med Supp policy. You can't get one.

Dang. Sold out. Guess I waited too long.

Medicare.gov shows Bankers Fidelity Life but not Bankers Life

Maybe .gov isn't a reliable resource for Medigap. Most good agents consider it essentially useless.

 

[Boy Howdy]

That's because there's no such thing as a new Bankers life Med Supp policy. You can't get one.

In my area, Bankers sells Colonial Penn

Doesnt matter--biggest scumbags that ever wrote a policy. And it comes from the top

 

[Chazm]

In my area, Bankers sells Colonial Penn

Doesnt matter--biggest scumbags that ever wrote a policy. And it comes from the top

In every area they only write CP, that's my point. LostDollar was looking for a Bankers Med supp on .gov when there isn't one. When there was one they were just as overpriced too.

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

I didn't think CSG illustrated rates for any captive. For a long time they didn't show USAA and then somehow managed to get their hands on them.

I don't believe any of the Farm Bureau plans are shown, but I could be wrong.

In IN, Members Health(Farm Bureau), State Farm, USAA, and Colonial Penn all show up.

 

[goillini52]

Oh yeah, well in Illinois we not only show State Farm, USAA and CP...we also show Country Life, Everence, American Republic and as I mentioned before Physicians Mutual.

 

[sman]

https://www.medicare.gov/find-a-plan/results/medigapresults/medigap-view-all-policies.aspx

Medicare.gov shows Bankers Fidelity Life but not Bankers Life.

You should know that the Medicare website is useless when it comes to Medicare Supplements. Especially for rate info.

 

[LostDollar]

You should know that the Medicare website is useless when it comes to Medicare Supplements. Especially for rate info.

Thank you. I had a reason for what I did but I am not going to use my "question allotment" to discuss that any further right now because the result would not be particularly useful to anyone.

I will just try to remember that that is not a resource I should cite for information purposes in the future.

One thing the comments do suggest is that there may be a broader range of supplements available to purchasers after their initial enrollment than what was available during the initial enrollment. I will have to keep that in mind.

 

[goillini52]

Thank you. I had a reason for what I did but I am not going to use my "question allotment" to discuss that any further right now because the result would not be particularly useful to anyone.

I will just try to remember that that is not a resource I should cite for information purposes in the future.

One thing the comments do suggest is that there may be a broader range of supplements available to purchasers after their initial enrollment than what was available during the initial enrollment. I will have to keep that in mind.

LD, when you get your license you should either go with a FMO that has CSG for their agents, or spring for CSG yourself. I can't imagine being without it.