Molina 2017 Commission

[Zanetti90]

Does anyone know what Molina's 2017 ACA commission will be ?

 

[jcquelin]

Reportedly, $19 per person. I called my MGA and they confirmed it. Have no idea why Molina hasn't notifed the agents.

 

[Surancedawg]

Reportedly, $19 per person. I called my MGA and they confirmed it. Have no idea why Molina hasn't notifed the agents.

Is that per per person enrolled per month, or are they paying only a one-time commission?

I know of a major health/supplement insurance IMO that boasts that Molina is still paying good commissions for ACA enrollments.

 

[YourMiHealthAgenc]

Is that per per person enrolled per month, or are they paying only a one-time commission?

I know of a major health/supplement insurance IMO that boasts that Molina is still paying good commissions for ACA enrollments.

It is per person up to a limit of 4
In Michigan they pay $10 per person off open enrollment.

 

[Surancedawg]

It is per person up to a limit of 4
In Michigan they pay $10 per person off open enrollment.

Thanks for the info. Guess that's better than the nuthin' that many plans are paying this year

 

[hankavocado]

I was notified earlier this week, in CA its $19 PMPM

 

[AboutThatLife]

They pay more during open enrollment?

 

[YourMiHealthAgenc]

They pay more during open enrollment?

Yes.

Many carriers don't want to business off enrollment so they pay less. In Michigan your basically screwed. Everything is essentially 0%. Can't make any money inindividual health off open enrollment

 

[salesgirl]

Aaaaand Molina's commission went to zero outside of OEP. Starting March 1st. :-(

 

[YourMiHealthAgenc]

Aaaaand Molina's commission went to zero outside of OEP. Starting March 1st. :-(

To no surprise here lol