UHC non-resident agent appointment fees

[123insure1900]

They are significant, especially the appointment fees, since I am paying appointment fees for like 3 or 4 agents, in multiple states, even though those agents are no longer even licensed. They assigned their commissions to me when they left the insurance business several years ago. Again, I am paying 3 or 4 appointment fees, per state, for commissions which are being sent to one agent (me) apparently because those policies originated from other agents (again those agents are no longer even licensed).

 

[MoneyNirvana]

Ask yourself how much commissions do you have to loose? then find how out much is it that you are paying in Non-Resident Fees. also, Tabulate by state how many agents you are getting commissions by state and YANK them if state non-resident fees & continuing ed is overwhelming & burdensome. Save only the states with maximum commissions & least fees.

See what reply you get from UHC Licensing should you enact such cruel move.
Good Luck

 

[MoneyNirvana]

Show us your numbers so we can better advise you.

 

[ICACharleston]

If it was moi, I would just keep paying those fees and collecting that almost free money. I know my contract requires licensing and certification to collect renewals but I don’t know OP’s contract. I wouldn’t rock that boat just in case it’s a glitch in UHC’s software. When they take chargebacks, they like to do it in big bites!