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If a person is on Medicare before age 65, they get a new open enrollment period when they turn 65 just like everybody else right?
Changing Supp Carrier
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A quick look at the uw guide or a call to an uw will answer this question...
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Ok just kidding. Yes they get a new OE just like everyone else. Their premiums should be substantially lower too by getting a new supp at this time...
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And it would also be full comp for the agent?
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Look at you, being all helpful and stuff. :-)
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Should be. It is in IN but I thought sman or somarco posted once about not getting full comp with some carriers in GA for oe biz. I thought you were a lowly fe agent anyway?
Yes, Open Enrollment and full comp to the agent.
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Should be. It is in IN but I thought sman or somarco posted once about not getting full comp with some carriers in GA for oe biz. I thought you were a lowly fe agent anyway?
You didn't hear? The Goose been outsellin' you with Supps this year.
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Wouldn't be hard to do so far this year. And im pretty sure new era doesn't pay full comp in some states. Most states and companies yes.
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I've got an FE appt tomorrow. The guy is 63 and paying $360 a month for his supp with BCBS. These are folks I know personally. I told his wife he would have an OE when he turned 65, then I got to thinking about it and second guessed myself. That's why I asked. Just double checking.
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Yep, one whole med supp. Eat my dust.
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Yep, one whole med supp. Eat my dust.
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I have only sold 2 "new" supps this year. I wasn't joking when I posted I wasn't leaving my house till it warmed up. Lol
