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Rick, what do all those initials stand for that appear after your name on the member list?
Insurance Agent Designations
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He is lookng them up. This might take awhile for a response.
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I do like the MSAA one. I think I might get that.
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I asked that question of Rick on another thread and he never answered. I think you are right----he is looking them up to find out what they mean. BTW, I like that MSAA, too.
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I did answer the question on the other thread. But for those of you who have problems with the forum:I asked that question of Rick on another thread and he never answered. I think you are right----he is looking them up to find out what they mean. BTW, I like that MSAA, too.
CSA - Certified Senior Advisor
much more than insurance but covers many topics
CBC - Chartered Benefit Consultant
essentially a course in Consumer Directed Health Plans like HRA, HSA, FSA, etc.
MSAA - Medicare Supplement Accredited Advisior
to keep up with Frank. (For someone who wants to sell supplements and doesn't have a terrific understanding, a GREAT course.
By the way, I'm redesigning business cards and stationery. I won't use the designations because they only impress me, and even then, not too much.
I also graduated UCLA with a science major - BA in Political Science.
Rick
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Thanks, Rick. I am impressed. I have a Bachelor of Science degree (a/k/a B.S.) in Business Administration from Temple University.
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Did you go to school with Bill Cosby?Thanks, Rick. I am impressed. I have a Bachelor of Science degree (a/k/a B.S.) in Business Administration from Temple University.
You are obviously VERY easily impressed.
Rick
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Don't you use the MSAA in your dog and donkey show?Opps sorry, I meant pony, for some reason I was thinking of Al.
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No, Rick. I went to the same college as Cosby, but at a different time. BTW, I used to put B.S. after my name on my business card; however, I found that it was often misconstrued to mean "bulls**t." Also, I guess I am impressionable.
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What's this about Rick and a donkey?????
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