More Uncommisionable MAPD Plans - Blue Cross (Chicago Market)

[rmhaire]

So not Hairey Asshole?

I kinda like it.

At least my parents didn't name me Richard.

 

[InsuranceGuy29]

I kinda like it.

At least my parents didn't name me Richard.

I don't know....."Dick Asshole Haire" has a ring to it.

 

[TDMitchellFL]

Not that easy with a medsupp.

An agent's contract with supps have comm schedules and vesting clauses.

That adds an extra layer of security for supp agents. MA contracts don't have that.

Not if your state changes to a birthday rule state. I have had 4 of mine change. 1% commission the first year, then nothing. Rates are going through the roof. Now I have many supplements to never get paid on again. Can't lower their price unless I lower their coverage, I only kept helping them because I was getting PDP commissions. Now those are going to the wayside also.

 

[Sam]

The other shoe drops

 

[renee15]

How the heck is the Democrats fault?

Whats super interesting is that it's the opposite in TX. And the same parent company, HCSC.

I'm blaming Integrity. They sued to keep overrides but didn't include commissions?

And where the heck is NABIP and HAFA?

NABIP is the better option over AHIP:
less time
less money
more CE

 

[renee15]

Depends on who gets in as President. If it's Trump, we're all good. If it's Kamaliar, we're absolutely cooked.

Republicans are for the free market-and this is a perfect example

 

[TDMitchellFL]

More NON-Commissionable Plans.

 

[T Sparks]

I kinda like it.

At least my parents didn't name me Richard.

No joke...
My dad worked with a guy named Dick Ball

 

[rmhaire]

No joke...
My dad worked with a guy named Dick Ball

Good thing he worked with your Dad and not you and me.

 

[goillini52]

No joke...
My dad worked with a guy named Dick Ball

I went to school with a guy named Ben Dover.