Commissionable PDP's

[hockeyday]

Ill keep a list of all commissioned plans that Im contracted with, and if that plan is the best for the client, great.

If there's a better plan not commissionable, I'll let them know which plan is best, then direct them to the carrier to apply.

Do you use med.gov to run your quotes,

 

[hockeyday]

That's what I did this year with the cap ~ $3400. Wrote a handful with the Wellcare $0.50 plan.

WINNING!

FWIW, I don't look at commissions. If I do what is right for my client it all works out in the end.

So your now doing ahip and certs and making commission on pdp, ?

 

[Russ]

Went to Q1 Medicare and looked at the # of commissionable PDP plans in Florida for 2025 for new enrollees based on the latest news. It totals to 6 .............

Cigna 2
UHC 2
Humana 2

6!!!! And some of them suck or pay $12 commission. Non worth it anymore.

 

[LostDollar]

If there's a better plan not commissionable, I'll let them know which plan is best, then direct them to the carrier to apply.

Caveat, not an agent.

In terms of agent liability, is that wise?

 

[Ron Van D]

I will continue to do what I always do. Take them to medicare.gov and do a plan search. Ask them if they want to enroll and tell them to click the button. I'm not the agent and they are choosing the plan based on medicare's system.

 

[hockeyday]

I will continue to do what I always do. Take them to medicare.gov and do a plan search. Ask them if they want to enroll and tell them to click the button. I'm not the agent and they are choosing the plan based on medicare's system.

OK that works for new people how would I do that with 400 pdp renewals. I use sunfire and it does not and will not show non commissionable plans

 

[BALDELMO]

Much appreciated. Thank you.

 

[hockeyday]

I'm not sure how accurate it will end up being but FB Justin posted this View attachment 14454

thanks, but anyone only getting that on their MAPD needs to find a new FMO

 

[hockeyday]

I'm not sure how accurate it will end up being but FB Justin posted this View attachment 14454

he post rates?

 

[straightnochaser]

Caveat, not an agent.

In terms of agent liability, is that wise?

If you don't write someone what liability issues could you possibly have?