Recently, CMS issued a proposed rule to redefine “compensation” to set a clear, fixed amount that agents and brokers can be paid regardless of the plan the beneficiary enrolls in. You can read more about the proposed rule here, but a high-level analysis of the proposed changes include:
Following this announcement, NABIP (formally NAHU) issued a response on behalf of over 100,000 licensed health insurance agents, brokers, general agents, consultants and employee benefits specialists throughout the United States. You can read their response here.
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