2025 ACA Exchange & FFM Certification Info
If you're an agent selling marketplace plans, we've collected all the dates for FFM certification and state exchange information you need to know. ⟶
If you're an agent selling marketplace plans, we've collected all the dates for FFM certification and state exchange information you need to know. ⟶
If you’re selling Medicare plans, Medicare agent training is important to establishing your knowledge bank and building your reputation and book of business. Why? You might ask. We’ve got four great reasons...
Read MoreWe’ll give you some advice on how to make dealing with difficult insurance clients a little more bearable. Click the link to find out more about boosting client retention within the insurance industry.
Read MoreStaying compliant and up to date with the Medicare industry can seem daunting. Therefore, the easiest and fastest way you can stay compliant is collecting a Scope of Appointment (SOA)...
Read MorePrepare for this year's AEP! Using these Medicare sales scenarios could help you earn more while helping others! We know your time is valuable, so we are here to help you sell Medicare.
Read MoreWe explain how to fund long-term care hybrid insurance through cash equivalents, life insurance, non-qualified annuities, and tax-qualified annuities.
Read MoreThere are many ways of finding out if an insurance client passed away. Changes regarding your book of business, such as terminations or the stopping of commission payments, are red flags.
Read MoreThe Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have approved Medicare coverage of certain beneficiary genetic testing. However, you need to be aware that fraudulent behavior has been identified involving these tests.
Read MorePart of being a successful Medicare sales agent includes following up with Medicare clients. Being afraid of CMS regulations isn’t a good excuse to not follow up with your clients.
Read MorePeople are interested in coverage that will support their families after they’re gone. Life insurance is their popular choice, and for good reason, as it supplements their income in order to help maintain their families’ lifestyles.
Read MoreLearn about five Medicare sales scenarios, including how to help if your client missed the Medicare Part B sign-up deadline or what to do if a client needs extra help paying for prescriptions.
Read MoreFinal expense insurance, often called “burial insurance,” provides more sales opportunities than many agents realize. Let us show you how to win in this lucrative insurance market.
Read MoreSelling insurance helps give back to the community because you’re invested in the people in your neighborhood, and the small businesses they frequent. Your career in insurance sales makes a direct impact on those around you.
Read MoreLearn how to speak with seniors and sell Medicare. When talking to Medicare clients in this age group, there are several communication do’s and don’ts to keep in mind.
Read MoreCommunicating effectively with your clients is what drives client retention. In today’s day and age, communicating can go far beyond a sit-down conversation.
Read MoreWhat is a 1035 exchange? A 1035 exchange is a tax-advantaged way policyholders can change their life insurance, annuity, and long-term care coverage.
Read MoreThe old saying, “Communication is key” may be ingrained into your brain, and that’s for good reason. In fact, communication is said to be the foundation of all human relationships.
Read MoreWhy do clients switch Medicare plans? During the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), encourage clients to review their Medicare coverage, and in some cases, help them switch plans.
Read MoreHow much do you know about life insurance? Read about five common life insurance myths debunked and ways you can troubleshoot these misconceptions in your sales pitch.
Read MoreShould I become an independent insurance agent or captive insurance agent? There are many advatages of being an independent insurance agent rather than a captive insurance agent.
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