They Want Enrollers, Not Agents

[GreenSky]

If you stopped selling health insurance 5 years ago and are doing something else why do you care about what the rest of us are saying, is anyone holding a gun to your head to read this forum?

I made more money last year (and will this year) than I made in 2009 with health insurance, this is far more about my own job satisfaction than anything else.

The point is only someone blind couldn't see what Obamacrap was going to become.

Despite all the money some agents made the bubble is going to burst. A Plan B might be a good idea.

I stopped soliciting health the day we elected Obummer. The writing was on the wall.

Rick

 

[kgmom219]

The point is only someone blind couldn't see what Obamacrap was going to become.

Despite all the money some agents made the bubble is going to burst. A Plan B might be a good idea.

I stopped soliciting health the day we elected Obummer. The writing was on the wall.

Rick

A Plan B is ALWAYS a good idea

And those of us who stuck it out really appreciate all of those who ran away.

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

And those of us who stuck it out really appreciate all of those who ran away.

So you could work for 25% of the comp?

 

[GreenSky]

A Plan B is ALWAYS a good idea

And those of us who stuck it out really appreciate all of those who ran away.

You're welcome. I ran away from $18 PMPM, 2%-3% commission, and a PITA to deal with. Very limited networks and docs not accepting exchange plans. But then I'm in CA.

But what is your Plan B when this all blows up? If commissions drop to 1% (or less) including renewals what will you do then? And since you're sticking it out, I assume that bitching and moaning is not a Plan B.

Rick

 

[Yagents]

Quiz moonlight:

Would you want 20% of $200 premium (with Underwriting)
Or
8% of $600 premium? (Guar Issue)

 

[kgmom219]

So you could work for 25% of the comp?

Most of those of us who stuck it out have seen a massive increase in income, just like FLM pointed out. Reduced comp or not.

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

Most of those of us who stuck it out have seen a massive increase in income, just like FLM pointed out. Reduced comp or not.

I have feeling that if "most" had such a massive increase in income (as you suggest) there wouldn't be quite so much complaining...

 

[taterpeeler]

you boys keep leaving.... I will be more than happy to open the door for ya... or in Ricks' case open the hanger doors...

Glad to see so many of you took Chumps advice and got out.... wow, that man carries massive weight on the chicken littles.... carry on and rock me!

 

[FLM2]

The point is only someone blind couldn't see what Obamacrap was going to become.

Despite all the money some agents made the bubble is going to burst. A Plan B might be a good idea.

I stopped soliciting health the day we elected Obummer. The writing was on the wall.

Rick

That is your point and one you have felt the need to repeat many times.

I don't post in the final expense forum and rarely in the senior forum, why do you care what anyone who voluntarily chose to remain in the health insurance market thinks or writes?

 

[Yagents]

I have feeling that if "most" had such a massive increase in income (as you suggest) there wouldn't be quite so much complaining...

Higher income does not equate to happiness. Didn't your mama teach you that?