Cost of Medigap Shopping Service? What does it cost for Medigap help?

Chris was asked the question, "What do you charge to shop the market for me?"
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Cost of Medigap Shopping Service? What does it cost for Medigap help?

5 thoughts on “Cost of Medigap Shopping Service? What does it cost for Medigap help?

  1. Thanks Chris for shining a light on this kind of deplorable marketing that goes on in the industry.  A “report” like this is of limited value; insurance sales professionals in this market know, like you have pointed out, that an array of factors should go into an optimal consumer decision – most certainly beyond the scope of what is offered here.  Professional agents I work with provide more value than this for free (i.e. no purchase obligation) every day.

  2. This is a quote from you on another video, “Nothing in life is free”, so a better question it seems to me is, How DO you get paid?

    • No mystery there. The answer is the same as your car insurance agent, your homeowner’s insurance agent and your life insurance agent. The insurance carriers pay insurance agents a percentage for submitting business. That is another reason I recommend NOT getting the Plan F because many times the ethical delima for some agents is to sell the plan with the highest cost and attempting to justify it as being “the best” , which it is not. See: http://PlanGisBetter.com

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