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Medicare transfers the risk to insurance companies and pays them about 110% of what it would otherwise cost to provide benefits under Original Medicare.
Yeah, it's a great deal for the taxpayers.
Rick
MA Paid As Earned Commission?
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Medicare transfers the risk to insurance companies and pays them about 110% of what it would otherwise cost to provide benefits under Original Medicare.
Yeah, it's a great deal for the taxpayers.
Rick
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It pays the same as any other plan with a premium. Unless its a "non-commisionable" plan then you get $0.
Rick, you must not understand the plight of the beneficiaries.
You know... they even raised the deductible on nasty old original Medicare to $166 this year! And they raised the premium on a few people! Those politicians could care less about them...
We need advantage plans.
We (the taxpayers) should pay them to have insurance.
Mrpants
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About how much less would you guess the commission for MA or supps would be from captive to Indy. You best guess would be fine , and I realize it would vary.
Thanks
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There's no way to answer this question with 100% accurancy since your upline (if you're captive) can pay you anything they choose to.
When I worked for great American senior benefits, now just ASB, we got $150 for UHC med Supps and $300 for T65's MAPD and $150 for people already on Medicare. And we only got renewals if we wrote over $40k in non Medicare biz.
I now get ~$430? For MAPD and $224 for UHC med Supp. ~20% for other med Supp companies.
