Rates for Plan N Today

[captain94]

Today I received AARPs Modernized plan rates. In Ohio "Plan N" will cost $91.70 for someone T65 and they go up from there.
I can sell someone a Plan F for $98 and a Plan G for $88 from different carriers.
AARP is the only rates I have seen but, if its any indication "Plan N" will be a flop.

 

[MrMack]

Today I received AARPs Modernized plan rates. In Ohio "Plan N" will cost $91.70 for someone T65 and they go up from there.
I can sell someone a Plan F for $98 and a Plan G for $88 from different carriers.
AARP is the only rates I have seen but, if its any indication "Plan N" will be a flop.

AARP has traditionally been one of the highest priced plans out there. It is still a fallback for people that have numerous health conditions.

 

[Chazm]

^not true at all.

You are just speaking of your area. In my area for a female who smokes or a male that smokes or doesn't smoke, AARP is hands down the best price

 

[captain94]

They are not that bad in my area either. $128 for a plan F for 65-68. I have carriers that can beat them but, if the person has a few conditions or is a smoker hands down the best is AARP

 

[Insuranceman]

You would think that since enrollment starts this month that all the carriers would be up and running on these new Med supp plans. Other than AARP I haven't heard a beep from any others.

 

[sman]

I've been told similar numbers that Frank has quoted (60%-75% of Plan F). I was also recently told that by a major senior market FMO that they will be getting an exclusive Med Supp soon. I couldn't pry the carrier name out of this guy, but he seemed to be excited about it along with the Plan N pricing.

 

[captain94]

Well AARPs "Plan F" is $128 a month for a 65 year old and a "Plan N" is $91 a month

128X70%= $89.60 so its about 70% of there Plan F.

 

[newdirection]

If someone really wanted a cost sharing program like a Medicare Advantage plan, would not Plan K or Plan L be more of that type. AARP Plan K (June 2010) in Oklahoma at age 65 is $50.75. K pays half of the Part A ded none of the Part B ded and has an out of pocket max.

 

[insurance0707]

In Michigan, just got the rates today....Plan N is 86.10. Plan F in Michigan went from $126.35 a month down to $117.60

 

[Russ]

Just got the booklets w/rates for AARP in Alabama. Plan N is $84 a month for a 65 year-old non-smoker...it's $92.40 a month for a 65 year-old smoker in Alabama . Plan C for a 65 year-old has gone from $123.90 a month down to $115.32 a month...for a non-smoker.

They now have smoker and non-smoker rates in Alabama. They have added more health conditions to ask for those 3 or more years beyond their Medicare part B effective date.

They offer plans A...B....C....F....K...L.....N...plus select plans C and F, in Alabama.