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Who is the best FMO that offers UHC/aarp ?
United Health Care/ AARP
- Thread starter dandan
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I am 
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There are several of us (including me) on this board who will be happy to offer GA contracts for UHP/AARP. Don't settle for a street level contract.
As far as the best FMO? UHP really does everything directly with the agent. The FMO is immaterial. Just get a pre-nup and a good contract.
Rick
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Rick ,
I am not so sure those folks will be able to keep the GA contracts
with out meeting the production this year. I have also read a few
contracts this year that have provisions allowing them to go back retro and claim commissions that were "Over Paid" based on production. I have not seen the new UHC contract but you
might want to look at all of your new 2009 contracts for that provision.
I am not so sure those folks will be able to keep the GA contracts
with out meeting the production this year. I have also read a few
contracts this year that have provisions allowing them to go back retro and claim commissions that were "Over Paid" based on production. I have not seen the new UHC contract but you
might want to look at all of your new 2009 contracts for that provision.
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Rick,
My Regional SGA UHC contract has no such wording.
UHC has a straight forward contract and we should not be creating any doubt here!
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Rick,
My Regional SGA UHC contract has no such wording.
UHC has a straight forward contract and we should not be creating any doubt here!
If you had read what I said you would understand that I was not talking about UHC, but that provison is in other carrier contracts I have read this year and I was suggesting to make sure you read your 2009 contracts to understand what might happen if you do not meet production requirements with some carriers
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Any FMO can go around that contract by having GA's assign commissions to the house and paying the agents direct.
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Most GA's would not sign that deal.
I never want to be between my agents and their money.
The charge back issue with that type of deal is nightmareish.
