Plan F High Deductible In Ohio

[wealth2u]

Which company would you recommend for a male turning 65 in July in Ohio for a plan F high deductible? Low cost but with a stable rate increase history?

 

[DS4]

United American has the lowest rates on HDF in most states! They are the longest running Med Sup carrier (70 yrs in the biz

And now, UA is only competitive on HD Plan F.

 

[somarco]

.depends on state.

Which states are competiive on other letters and which letters?

 

[Chazm]

I think they’re competitive in south FL on F or G. I just quoted someone in Miami last week and I saw them in the top 3. Still don’t care to write them.

 

[David Irwin]

Thrivent Financial For Lutherans is $31.68 in Franklin County in Ohio. I also assumed non-smoker and household discount.

 

[David Irwin]

I think United American is $34.00 a month for a male turning 65 in Franklin County in Ohio. I also assumed non-smoker and gave a household discount.

 

[Todd King]

I think they’re competitive in south FL on F or G. I just quoted someone in Miami last week and I saw them in the top 3. Still don’t care to write them.

I'm thinking they are only competitive in FL with other plans than the HDF. I could be wrong.
Either way though.....you just can't get away from the fact that they are a Torchmark company.

 

[Chazm]

I'm thinking they are only competitive in FL with other plans than the HDF. I could be wrong.
Either way though.....you just can't get away from the fact that they are a Torchmark company.

I don’t think they are competitive near me in N,F or G. Just down south

 

[somarco]

It appears Magic Mangini is a KoolAid drinker

 

[phaedruspress]

Is United American Plan F High Deductible Attained-Age or Issue-Age? Currently my Globe Life HDF is Attained-Age and I was wondering about changing to something else preferably Issue-Age (67 male good health) I know that if I had done Issue-Age at 65 it will not be the same price at 67 or 68. For that matter with HDF going away any recommendations to check out HD "something" Issue-Age? TIA. I also think I know that Issue-Age is more expensive then Attained-Age