In Georgia the only discount is 5% if husband and wife are covered. I'll email you the booklet tomorrow that goes over the discount you're referencing (if I can find it on my computer).
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In Georgia the only discount is 5% if husband and wife are covered. I'll email you the booklet tomorrow that goes over the discount you're referencing (if I can find it on my computer).
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In UT anyway, it's 30% that phases out after 10 years. So 3% per year plus any rate increase. The Plan N folks have had a 6% rate increase I believe the last two years. So in actuality they are looking at a 18% rare increase over the past two years. Plan F didn't have near the rate increase, 2.7 I think this year so coupled with the 3% discount was 5.7%. There is also the 5% spousal discount in UT, not available in CO though. Did that make any sense?
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Does anybody know the current Anthem VA guidelines regarding Medigap rate guarantees? According to CSG, looks like they just had a -15.8% decrease this month, but I don't see anything listed for previous years, which is strange.
I'd love to know if anybody has seen large rate increases with them in the past few years for their medicare clients.
I'd love to know if anybody has seen large rate increases with them in the past few years for their medicare clients.
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Since this thread has popped back up thanks to JR figured I would revisit the UHC "discount". Brian mentioned the way it works in UT.
That is a HEFTY discount.
Would like feedback from agents writing UHC in other states.
Or maybe I should start a new UHC thread . . .
That is a HEFTY discount.
Would like feedback from agents writing UHC in other states.
Or maybe I should start a new UHC thread . . .
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It's not really a discount. It's a guaranteed annual 3% increase based upon birthday for 10 years.
Rick
