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[DrRod]

a. What happened to Joe's money? I think he was the first million dollar athlete and that was back in the 60's when a million meant something.

b. When I looked into Medicare, even impartial advisors [like at the senior center] steered me away from Advantage plans. No matter how good a deal, they can and will raise the premium soon enough.

c. I find the Liberty commercials an insult to my intelligence. Once when doing an online comparison, Liberty came up in list of "good deals" and I wouldn't even look at the price. I'd love to meet the guy who decided on this ad campaign. The sad thing is it must work or it wouldn't still be on.

 

[/pine]

The truly sad thing is the amount of money companies like Liberty, Geico etc., etc...spend on advertising...if they put that money back into the business they could greatly reduce the cost of insurance and increase shareholder equity and dividends etc...

 

[k0ua]

LoL...try Googling "part c supplemental insurance"...!

Try telling your insurance agent you want a supplement when you really wanted an advantage plan. Try that.. LOL

 

[/pine]

Try telling your insurance agent you want a supplement when you really wanted an advantage plan. Try that.. LOL

I do everything I can to avoid parasitic scumbag insurance salesmen...

 

[k0ua]

I do everything I can to avoid parasitic scumbag insurance salesmen...

Well, I do what I can to avoid parasitic scumbag people that know very little about subjects they are unfamiliar with.

 

[k0ua]

And just so you will know Piney, while you may consider me a parasitic scumbag insurance salesman, I feel proud to have served my clientele with honest representation and to truthfully answer their questions and help them choose the proper policy for them based on honest information provided by me. I would hope you are proud of your avocation also, what ever it is. But for sure I know you are not a Life and Health representative and I can tell you know very little about it.

 

[/pine]

Well, I do what I can to avoid parasitic scumbag people that know very little about subjects they are unfamiliar with.

you mean like salesmen that speak redundantly?...LoL

 

[Steppenwolfe]

Well, I do what I can to avoid parasitic scumbag people that know very little about subjects they are unfamiliar with.

:drink:

 

[Steppenwolfe]

And just so you will know Piney, while you may consider me a parasitic scumbag insurance salesman, I feel proud to have served my clientele with honest representation and to truthfully answer their questions and help them choose the proper policy for them based on honest information provided by me. I would hope you are proud of your avocation also, what ever it is. But for sure I know you are not a Life and Health representative and I can tell you know very little about it.

In all seriousness, having enjoyed several debates with you over the years, I believe you. I would have no problem buying insurance from you, as I sense you are an honest man. My two cents...

 

[k0ua]

In all seriousness, having enjoyed several debates with you over the years, I believe you. I would have no problem buying insurance from you, as I sense you are an honest man. My two cents...

I have always done my best to represent both the good and the bad of the products I represented. Like almost every subject, The life and health products have good points and bad points. And deciding whether to go down the road of supplements or to go down the Advantage plan road is one of the forks in life that we must choose as we turn 65. One thing to remember is that if you do choose the supplement path, you can ALWAYS change your mind and go with and advantage plan, BUT depending on your health you MAY not be able to make the change from Advantage Plan to Supplement after your once in a lifetime "window" closes. If we had a crystal ball that would tell us when our lives would end and how our health would be along that journey, we would really have the tools we all need to make insurance decisions. But trust me, I have seen so many people that were unhappy with the choices they had made about their Medicare. And in many cases, those choices cannot be undone. I have seen the tears, I have seen the financial heartbreak.

In any case thank you for your trust in me.