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Your friend says PA does not have many brokers? Hmmm.
Chumps (if your listening), is that your experience with PA?
Chumps (if your listening), is that your experience with PA?
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I'm in PA and that is so not true! They are everywhere, big cities, small towns and amongst the trees!
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In the trees? You might want to watch out for those guys! All I know is that he doesn't sell in his own state. One of the main reasons, he tells me, is that the health insurance in Washington is cost prohibited. (average cost is greater than a full-time minimum wage worker)
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FL is $6 per county.
GR is in plenty of non-rider states - Michigan comes to mind...
TX & IL rates for GR are horrible- it is spotty at best.
GR is in plenty of non-rider states - Michigan comes to mind...
TX & IL rates for GR are horrible- it is spotty at best.
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Consultant,
WA is a guaranteed issue state which is why its cost prohibitive. In addition, commissions are probably low due to guaranteed issue.
WA is a guaranteed issue state which is why its cost prohibitive. In addition, commissions are probably low due to guaranteed issue.
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Hard to say. Wilkin probably has a better grasp on that.
Although I write a fair amount of business in Central Pa, I find that that people in that part of the State really prefer a local rep.
In the East, I don't think it is a big issue. I don't have that problem in Western Pa since my wife is from Pittsburgh, we go there a lot and we are big STEELERS fans. Oh...and Big Ben and I are both Miami guys!!!
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Believe me, there are plenty of brokers in PA. In the SE part of the state, they practically step on one another!
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