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[vic120]

I can’t find one med Supp company that doesn’t pay on GI. This is for FL

You mean $25 annually or 1% ?

 

[vic120]

I have had UHC pay me GI one this when I tired to do underwritten
I mean this woman was in perfect health just wanted AARP because she liked the name, and they gave me GI pay

This is the only carrier that did this

the OG carrier was still available too

So IF I needed to get GI and wanted to get paid I would use them
Although this was 5 years ago so things might have changed

 

[axeman462]

You mean $25 annually or 1% ?

they pay full commission in Florida

 

[rmhaire]

they pay full commission in Florida

Damn unicorns

 

[vic120]

they pay full commission in Florida

Mutual and other carriers like Cigna

 

[axeman462]

Mutual and other carriers like Cigna

I have no idea. They are almost non-existent in Florida.

The main Carriers UHC/AARP, Florida Blue, and Humana all pay full commish

I think even Bankers Life and Casualty does too, but you have to be pretty slimy to sell that. And I only deal with unicorns

 

[vic120]

I have no idea. They are almost non-existent in Florida.

The main Carriers UHC/AARP, Florida Blue, and Humana all pay full commish

I think even Bankers Life and Casualty does too, but you have to be pretty slimy to sell that. And I only deal with unicorns

UHC pays 50% elsewhere which is far more then most

 

[Chazm]

You mean $25 annually or 1% ?

Sorry, I meant to say, that doesn’t pay full commissions on GI. About 5-6 years ago Humana paid me 3% on a GI case. I went to look at my new contact and it pays full.

Uhc, Cigna, MoO, Humana, UA, Aetna, all pay full. I didn’t check anymore.

 

[MidwestMedicare]

Wisconsin must be a unicorn as well then because it's full comp on GI business here as well

 

[rmhaire]

Wisconsin must be a unicorn as well then because it's full comp on GI business here as well

Damn unicorns