Changing Providers in 2016 ?

[Gulfman]

Hi all,

I have a few friends who are on the Obama-plan and are not happy with their current company.

QUESTION(s)
1. Will i get paid a comm. if i switch them over to a new Co. on the exchange?

2. What if i am now "the new agent of record" and they stay on the same Plan?---will i be paid a commission?

Thanks for your help (from a newby).

~G

 

[sman]

Hi all, I have a few friends who are on the Obama-plan and are not happy with their current company. QUESTION(s) 1. Will i get paid a comm. if i switch them over to a new Co. on the exchange? 2. What if i am now "the new agent of record" and they stay on the same Plan?---will i be paid a commission? Thanks for your help (from a newby). ~G

Yes and yes. Assuming of course you are certified to sell on exchange plans.

 

[Yagents]

If you stay with current carrier, you will only get smaller renewal commission.
If new carrier, get new first year commission.
If to a carrier that doesn't pay a commission (molina in FL), well.....do your homework.

 

[insurance5511]

I spoke to Molina and they told me they pay 6% in Florida...is this correct?

 

[taterpeeler]

I spoke to Molina and they told me they pay 6% in Florida...is this correct?

you did your homework

 

[Yagents]

Sorry. I meant avmed doesn't pay. Never trust what u read online.