Aon Targeting Individuals?

[somarco]

Aon has paired up with MyMedicareMatters as a "partner" to help seniors navigate the medicare maze with their private exchange. I have clients that are retirees from large firms that contracted with Aon for their retiree consulting services. The general feedback is, the reps have minimal knowledge, only recommend a few plans and in many cases, the prices for the plans are higher than the open market.

The NCOA seems to be a left leaning PAC much like AARP, but maybe that is just my view.

I do see some good information on the NCOA site as well as MyMedicareMatters but am reluctant to suggest these sites. This video does a good job of providing an overview to approaching Medicare but the Aon ad at the end is annoying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld9gvxm4unI

What are your thoughts on NCOA and MMM as a suggested resource for prospects and clients?

 

[bluediamond]

I don't think much of any organization that leave's the agent out of an ad. I tried working with our local council on aging a few year's back only to be told they send anyone that asks to SHIP and then ship throw's out a few suggestion's or show's them how to enroll on Medicare.gov, they may now be sending to AON who know's.

 

[somarco]

Well sure, but if you watched the cartoon to the end you would know Aon is impartial..............