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What about short term health plans? What’s the commission on those?
Make $15k per month as a health agent?
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Yes, there is money in short term plans.
Depending on your location and with enough volume, there's money in individual IF you sell during OEP. And policies you sell in Nov will pay between March and June.
STM pays commission, but you need some healthy folks who only need coverage for 3 months.
There is no quick money to be made on individual health insurance in April.
Depending on your location and with enough volume, there's money in individual IF you sell during OEP. And policies you sell in Nov will pay between March and June.
STM pays commission, but you need some healthy folks who only need coverage for 3 months.
There is no quick money to be made on individual health insurance in April.
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Hi kgmom219,
Yes, I can get a lot of leads from people who are interested in short term plans... young health people...I need more info on that!
Yes, I can get a lot of leads from people who are interested in short term plans... young health people...I need more info on that!
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You will be lucky to make $15 per month selling individual health right now. Forget $15k.
With STM, you might make a few hundred, a thousand if you are lucky.
Id suggest you learn about the business before jumping in blindly. Unfortunately, your question is laughable.
Short Term Plans dont pay a lot. And they are crap plan that will not be what many consumers think they are. You are risking doing serious harm to a family by pushing STM on people who need a Qualified Health Plan. You are also risking an E&O claim, or worse.
Nothing in the insurance industry is "quick money". The stuff claiming to be, is almost always selling crap on a stick to those who dont know any better.
With STM, you might make a few hundred, a thousand if you are lucky.
Id suggest you learn about the business before jumping in blindly. Unfortunately, your question is laughable.
Short Term Plans dont pay a lot. And they are crap plan that will not be what many consumers think they are. You are risking doing serious harm to a family by pushing STM on people who need a Qualified Health Plan. You are also risking an E&O claim, or worse.
Nothing in the insurance industry is "quick money". The stuff claiming to be, is almost always selling crap on a stick to those who dont know any better.
Nothing wrong here.................ignore the trend, jump in
As HealthCare.gov brokers plummet, Georgia passes bill to protect their commissions
As HealthCare.gov brokers plummet, Georgia passes bill to protect their commissions
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They have to pay something, but there is no set minimum. So legally, they could do $1 per policy, or $0.01 per policy.
Im sure the agents in GA are on their knees with hands in the air thanking the wonderful politicians for protecting their profession.
Gotta love our goobernment.
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