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[bukev1]

Trautwein said NAHU is working with the department of Health and Human Services and the NAIC to modify the regulations so they're fairer to agents, and she's been happy with the headway they've made so far. Still, NAHU didn't want to wait on the commissioners to act, so they started lobbying on their own, and currently have a bill working with 45 co-sponsors in the House, which will subtract agent commissions from the medical loss ratio.

Brave New World - Health Insurance - Agent's Sales Journal

 

[STIBROKER]

so they started lobbying on their own, and currently have a bill working with 45 co-sponsors in the House, which will subtract agent commissions from the medical loss ratio.

yea.....like the insurance co. will raise our commish back to before.....and the NAHU has not done squat ....in my opinion......

 

[Yagents]

here is janet's testimony from today
http://republicans.energycommerce.house.gov/Media/file/Hearings/Health/060211/Trautwein.pdf

 

[taterpeeler]

Trautwein said NAHU is working with the department of Health and Human Services and the NAIC to modify the regulations so they're fairer to agents, and she's been happy with the headway they've made so far. Still, NAHU didn't want to wait on the commissioners to act, so they started lobbying on their own, and currently have a bill working with 45 co-sponsors in the House, which will subtract agent commissions from the medical loss ratio.

Brave New World - Health Insurance - Agent's Sales Journal

They must be loosing members so now they try and make it appear they are working hard... They suck and I hope they crumble Nope commish won't go back up... That's why I no longer do service

 

[ABC]

If they can get agents classified as service and not Admin we could be in very good shape.

Will that change the Individual comp? I think it will.

 

[djs]

If they can get agents classified as service and not Admin we could be in very good shape.

Will that change the Individual comp? I think it will.

But will it make it better or worse?

 

[ABC]

But will it make it better or worse?

I look at carriers like GR and they were able to give a sick Comp pre MLR and still keep the block well under 80% loss ratio.

There is no doubt they would create that kind of comp again.

The other carriers in the individual market I am not so sure about.