Agents can offer memberships to Legacy Safeguard, Integrity's estate planning program for clients, in order to drive client referrals and extend their level of care! ⟶
With health insurance costs on the rise, consumers are looking for other affordable options. Popular alternatives are health share plans, but these could come with a cost.
Starting out as an insurance agent in the Medicare industry can seem daunting. There are many ins and outs of selling Medicare and a list of things of decisions to make and actions to take.
In a world where digital communication has become the norm, insurance professionals are increasingly turning to advertising their insurance businesses on Facebook to stay connected with prospects and clients.
When you meet a new Medicare client with a serious health condition or a hefty prescription drug history, finding the right coverage is key for their health and your book of business.
The introduction of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) increased protections for young adults and allows them to stay on a parent's or guardian's insurance plan until they turn 26.
When it comes to finding Medicare leads, most agents know the classics: direct mail, word of mouth, and educational seminars. But, if you really want to stand out and connect with prospects, sometimes it pays to try something unexpected.
It can be tricky for anyone to find the right career path. Maybe you're new to the "real world" and trying to find an occupation that's right for you, or maybe you're looking for a change.
Clients are likely to choose a Medicare Supplement based on financial factors like premium and long-term rate stability. But, what are carriers doing to appeal to tech-savvy agents like you?