Remove Broker Remove Broker-Agent Remove License
article thumbnail

2025 Registration and Training for Marketplace Agents and Brokers

PSM Brokerage

Registration and Training for Marketplace Agents and Brokers Plan year 2025 Marketplace registration and training is now available for new and returning agents and brokers on the Marketplace Learning Management System (MLMS). Returning agents and brokers can take training through the MLMS or the HHS-approved vendor(s).

article thumbnail

Medical Health Insurance Broker Can Simplify Your Choices

Smart Insurance Agents

A medical health insurance broker helps you choose the best health insurance plan tailored to your needs. Unlike agents tied to one insurer, brokers work with multiple companies to give you unbiased options. This article will explain how brokers operate, the benefits of using one, and how to find the right broker for you.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

What Is a Health Insurance Broker – and What Does a Broker Do?

Word & Brown

A Health Insurance broker – sometimes called an insurance agent – is a licensed professional who works with individuals and businesses to help them shop for and compare insurance policies. A “captive” insurance agent is one who sells only one insurer’s products. Captive or Independent?

Broker 52
article thumbnail

Medicare Scope of Appointment Form Download

PSM Brokerage

The Scope of Appointment is a document that outlines the specific topics and types of information that a Medicare sales agent or broker intends to discuss with a Medicare beneficiary during a face-to-face or telephone appointment. The agent's or broker's name and contact information. When is an SOA Required?

article thumbnail

Top Tips for Choosing the Best Broker for Medical Insurance

Smart Insurance Agents

A broker for medical insurance can simplify the process. In this article, we’ll explain the benefits of using a broker, how to find a reliable one, and key questions you should ask. This guidance is particularly valuable as brokers have a legal obligation in many states to assist clients in finding the most appropriate insurance plans.

Broker 52
article thumbnail

Avoid Career Stagnation & Embrace Continuous Learning

Word & Brown

Every licensed insurance broker has a Continuing Education (CE) Credit requirement to maintain a resident license – and, in many cases, a non-resident license. Additional training hours are required for agents selling Long-Term Care Insurance or Annuities. For more information, visit the DOI website.

article thumbnail

Distinguished Programs and Berkley Program Specialists Partner for Community Associations D&O and Crime Coverage 

Distinguished

Distinguished has been an outstanding partner, and this expanded collaboration enables us to better serve brokers in the community association sector,” said Greg Douglas, President of Berkley Program Specialists. Together, our combined expertise ensures brokers can offer tailored, top-tier solutions backed by two industry leaders.”

Crime 52