I'm looking for a new FMO that focuses on Medigap and ancillary carriers but does not offer MAPD contracts or work in the MAPD space at all. My guess is that an FMO like this doesn't exist because it seems like every FMO's dream is to have a downline that sells every product under the sun, especially MAPD.
Before everyone attacks me for how dumb I am for limiting myself by not selling MAPD at all, I'll just say that I've been selling Senior products for years and my Medigap book has always been great and my MAPD book has always been a huge PITA. I'm okay with saying no to certain types of business and if I've learned anything since I started doing this, it's that not all business is good business.
I'm tired of my FMO bombing my email with all kinds of trainings and meetings and certifications and incentives that are all geared toward selling MAPD. Then when I call my FMO with a complicated underwriting case for a Medigap, they know ZERO about how to handle it and I'm basically on my own to teach myself some new obscure underwriting guideline.
Any constructive advice anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated and I'm looking for advice on an FMO, I'm not looking for business advice on how crazy I am for not selling MAPD or about how maintaining an MAPD book is only hard if I'm doing it wrong and stuff like that. This is the first post I've ever done on here and I figured this beats doing what I've been doing, which is just spending hours and hours searching for something that probably doesn't exist.
Before everyone attacks me for how dumb I am for limiting myself by not selling MAPD at all, I'll just say that I've been selling Senior products for years and my Medigap book has always been great and my MAPD book has always been a huge PITA. I'm okay with saying no to certain types of business and if I've learned anything since I started doing this, it's that not all business is good business.
I'm tired of my FMO bombing my email with all kinds of trainings and meetings and certifications and incentives that are all geared toward selling MAPD. Then when I call my FMO with a complicated underwriting case for a Medigap, they know ZERO about how to handle it and I'm basically on my own to teach myself some new obscure underwriting guideline.
Any constructive advice anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated and I'm looking for advice on an FMO, I'm not looking for business advice on how crazy I am for not selling MAPD or about how maintaining an MAPD book is only hard if I'm doing it wrong and stuff like that. This is the first post I've ever done on here and I figured this beats doing what I've been doing, which is just spending hours and hours searching for something that probably doesn't exist.