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Archive for November 6th, 2008

Listen to Recording of Craig’s Call on CMS Marketing Rules for 2009

Posted in About Ritter Insurance Marketing, CMS on November 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Here is the link!  Note:  my homework is to answer about 30-40 questions I received during the call.  Once we get to the Q&A, you can listen at your own risk.  I think many are instructive, but I intend to post ALL the questions and answers once I can get to it (say, by Monday!)

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A.M. Best Places Ratings of Genworth Financial Inc. and Its Subsidiaries Under Review With Negative Implications

Posted in American Continental, Continental Life, Genworth Companies, Genworth Life Insurance Company, Genworth Life and Annuity, Insurance Companies on November 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Here is a link to the AM Best Press release.  Genworth continues to be rated A+ Excellent by AM Best.  Additionally, Genworth is pursuing a variety of options to keep its A+ Excellent rating.

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Very Important Update: Coventry Freedom 5 plus GAP and Coventry Freedom 5 plus OTC

Posted in 2009 MA Plans, Coventry, Insurance Companies, Medicare Advantage on November 6, 2008 | 3 Comments »

IMPORTANT EDIT:  Freedom 5 is FULLY COMMISSIONABLE.  It’s just the two “variations” of the plans listed below.  Sorry for the confusion!  See Story below: I was finally able to clarify the story with these plans.  These plans never showed up in any agent marketing materials, however, they showed up in the Medicare Plan Finder and [...]

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New California Licensing Laws take Effect on January 1, 2009

Posted in California on November 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Here is the Notice from the California DOI.  canoticelegislativechanges2008 Look very closely at the section on Nationally Recognized Designations (page 2-3).  My understanding is that you will no longer be able to have on your business card, letter head, newsletters, etc., any designations which do not fall under the “Nationally Recognized Designations”.  Things like “Certified [...]

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