Senior FMO's

[Justin Bilyj]

Is it still considered quick-witted when your the only one laughing??

 

[Newby]

Each agency has their specialties. Senior Market Sales is good for Med Sups, Med Advantage, and LTC. They don't know that final expense exists.
Each place has their niche.

 

[Justin Bilyj]

Each agency has their specialties. Senior Market Sales is good for Med Sups, Med Advantage, and LTC. They don't know that final expense exists.
Each place has their niche.

Noted, but I am looking to know ALL of them, whether they specialize, or have any one or more products.

 

[HealthGuy]

Justin: Look into JSA Associates for sups, med advantage, final expense...Very large, don't know how many agents, very ethical and responsive.

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

Noted, but I am looking to know ALL of them, whether they specialize, or have any one or more products.

Senior Market Advisor magazine has a directory issue (I think) that has all this kind of shiznit complied. Maybe their website?

 

[Tampa Teddy]

Precision Senior Marketing will treat you right.

 

[Justin Bilyj]

All great sources, thanks, keep em coming! if you happen to know the ball park range of number of brokers or agents the better.
Thanks,

 

[arnguy]

Actually Paul was off by 2,374,869. It's really 240,221,830!

 

[Josh]

The Powell Agency has 700-800 agents selling FE only.

They're a baby. Integrated Benefits is another FMO I'd add the the list of good Senior FMO's. Whoever you talk to ask who their upline is and if they won't tell you ask the carrier. Integrated Benefits and Senior Market Sales are both true FMO's that do business in almost every state (maybe all). Another one I'd add to the list is Trusted Senior Specialists, Mike and Melinda Wilhelm run a good shop. Depending on where you're at, West Texas Brokers can do a good job too.

 

[Justin Bilyj]

Great, keep them coming!