Every Plan G is identical by law. The only difference is the price, and how fast it rises.
At 65, Florida gives you one window to lock in a Medicare Supplement with no health questions. Once it closes, it mostly closes for good. Let's make sure you use it right.
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Independent
I'm contracted with Florida's major Medicare Supplement carriers and captive to none of them. When we sit down, you see the whole table of rates, not the one company someone sent me to sell. Since every Plan G is the same policy no matter who sells it, the only real job left is finding you the best price on it, and independence is the only way to actually do that.
Local, and a real human
I live and work in Central Florida, right here in The Villages. When you call, you get me, not a phone bank in another state reading a script. I answer questions the way a neighbor would, and I'm still here next year when your rate letter shows up.
A transparent method, including how I'm paid
Here's the honest answer, because you should get to hear it before you ask: the insurance carrier pays me a commission, and it's roughly the same no matter which company you choose. Your premium doesn't change whether you buy through me or straight from the carrier. What changes is whether someone ran the comparison for you first, and whether that someone still answers the phone after the sale.
Service for as long as you own the policy
Medicare Supplement rates move every year. When your renewal letter arrives with a new number on it, send it to me. I'll re-run the comparison across the state's carriers and tell you straight whether you're still in the right spot or whether it's time to move. That's not a one-time sale. It's a standing appointment for as long as you're my client.
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