Usual Commission for Selling a Med Sup Policy?

[dbrown]

Curious... 19% or 22%. Just Curious... say for like United of Omaha in Colorado?

 

[YouGotMyMoney]

I'd be careful of only asking for % , but about FL where we get $210 for AARP medigap, which amounts to 10% commission?

 

[midwestbroker]

I would say 20% seems to be an average. I have seen through the years as low as 9% and as high as 27%.

 

[vic120]

Every Carrier will be different, Some pay dif % in dif states as well. So asking % you need to be specific Carrier & State.Also your level of experience how much help you need from FMO and if they are providing leads will all be factors

 

[agentjhc]

Is AARP $210 typical everywhere, and $210 for Plan F and N ?

 

[Medigap Bill]

I would say around 20% for Colorado. Although it can change from time to time.

Curious... 19% or 22%. Just Curious... say for like United of Omaha in Colorado?

 

[GreenSky]

Is AARP $210 typical everywhere, and $210 for Plan F and N ?

$300 in CA for all plans.

Rick

 

[bpenn9]

Is AARP $210 typical everywhere, and $210 for Plan F and N ?

Colorado bites, agent level is $150 for all plans with UHC. Typical med supp commissions are a little lower compared to most other states. Usually around 20% where that same contract in other states will get you 22%. There are a some carriers though that pay full commission for U65 in CO which is nice.

 

[axeman462]

Is AARP $210 typical everywhere, and $210 for Plan F and N ?

$210 is street level for all AARP Plans except K&L, which is $105 in FL

 

[GreenSky]

$210 is street level for all AARP Plans except K&L, which is $105 in FL

Nope. Not true. $300 in CA., $150 in OR. The $210 might be in many or most states.

Rick