It totally depends on the individual. Being an insurance agent, if you can understand people's requirements and advise them to buy the product that is better for them, then sky is the limit. The more effort a POSP puts in his/her work, the more he/she can earn.

There are many reasons as to why you should enroll as a POSP with Insurance Navigator Insurance
☛ Selling insurance from the comfort of one's home at one's own time with zero investment
☛ POSPs get mostly all insurance companies on one single business platform
☛ Get technological support at your fingertips, which increases your strength in the market
☛ Regular training modules and POSP certification
☛ Highly functional and dedicated Insurance Navigator Insurance team
☛ Lead management and renewal reminders
☛ Separate profile and commission sections
☛ Claims and service assistance.

☛ Hassle-free Online Process: Once you become a POSP with Insurance Navigator Insurance, you are all set to sell life and non-life insurance policies.
☛ Umpteen Choices: As Insurance Navigator Insurance is partnered with multiple insurance providers, it gives POSPs an opportunity to work for more than one insurance provider.
☛ Extra Income: The easiest way to earn extra income without putting in much effort is by becoming a POSP with Insurance Navigator Insurance Broking Pvt. Ltd. and earn as much as you want to.
☛ Zero Investment: All you need is a smartphone with internet connectivity.

The candidate should have passed Class X examination and must be over 18 years and be KYC-compliant.

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You are eligible for Medicare when you turn 65 or have a qualifying disability. There is no income limit for Medicare. But some people may have to pay more for their Medicare coverage, while others may be eligible for Extra Help. If your income is above a specific threshold, your Medicare might cost more. If you are under a set income level, you may qualify for assistance with your Medicare expenses.

Most people will pay a standard monthly premium for their Medicare coverage, which is determined annually by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). However, if you are at a higher income level based on your tax returns, your premium might be higher. In 2023, individuals who earned more than $97,000 annually will have higher monthly premiums for some of their Medicare coverage. Married people filing jointly that made over $194,000 will also pay more in their premiums. The income limits change each year. It is possible you may pay higher premiums one year but not the next, depending on how your income level fluctuates from year to year.

No, Medicare benefits do not run out. Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older, people with certain disabilities, and people with End-Stage Renal Disease. As long as a beneficiary is eligible for Medicare, they will continue to have access to its benefits.

Medicare eligibility is based on age, certain disabilities and conditions such as End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), but it is not based on income. This means that no income threshold would create a scenario where a beneficiary would lose their Medicare benefits. However, there is a program called Medicare Savings Programs (MSP) which help with the cost of Medicare premiums, deductibles, and co-insurance, and it is available to people with low income and resources.

There are a few reasons why a person’s Medicare benefits may become inactive: Non-payment of premiums: If a person does not pay their Medicare premiums, their coverage can be discontinued.. Moving out of the country: Medicare does not provide coverage if you move outside the United States: Medicare Part A (hospital insurance), is available if you return. No monthly premium is withheld from your Social Security benefit payment for this protection. You can continue to pay for Part B benefits or drop them while living abroad. If a person moves out of the United States, their Medicare coverage will no longer be valid. Incarceration: If a person is incarcerated and in a federal prison, the benefits will stop, but resume coverage upon release. For the duration of the incarceration the facility will pay for the medical care. Enrolling in a Medicare Advantage plan: If you enroll into a Medicare Advantage Plan, most of the Part A and Part B coverage will come from the Medicare Advantage Plan, as opposed to the Original Medicare coverage.

If you have health care coverage through your employer, you may choose to delay Medicare open enrollment when you turn 65. You may be able to sign up for Medicare at a later time through a Special Enrollment Period, without facing a late-enrollment penalty. If you worked at least 10 years and paid Medicare taxes, you generally will receive premium-free Part A coverage.

Medicare Supplement insurance doesn’t have restrictions on enrollment periods the way other Medicare coverage does. As long as you’re enrolled in Original Medicare, Part A and Part B, you can apply for a Medicare Supplement insurance plan anytime. The trick, though, is getting accepted into a plan if you have a pre-existing condition. In some cases, insurance companies that sell Medicare Supplement (Medigap) insurance are allowed to deny you coverage or charge you more if you have a health condition. The main exception is if you apply during your Medigap Open Enrollment Period. That’s when you have guaranteed-issue rights to buy a Medicare Supplement insurance plan, as explained below.

First of all, you have to be enrolled in Original Medicare (Medicare Part A and Part B). Also, be aware that Medigap insurance plans don’t work with Medicare Advantage plans. If you have a Medicare Advantage plan and decide you’d rather have Medigap, you’ll need to drop your Medicare Advantage plan and return to Original Medicare first. When you don’t have guaranteed-issue rights to a Medigap plan, insurance companies may reject you or charge you more based on a health problem. But during your OEP, you have guaranteed-issue rights. You could have any health problem and still be accepted into a Medicare Supplement insurance plan. If you apply for a Medicare Supplement insurance plan after your OEP is over, in most cases you don’t have guaranteed-issue rights. An insurance company may reject you or charge you more based on your health history. Read about other situations where you.

Federal law doesn’t require insurance companies to sell Medigap insurance plans to people under 65. If you are under 65 and have Medicare, you might want to find out if insurance companies in your state sell Medigap insurance plans to Medicare beneficiaries in your situation. Not every state requires insurance companies to sell Medigap plans to those under age 65.

If you’re outside your Medigap Open Enrollment Period, you might still be able to buy a Medigap plan. If you have a health condition, your chances are better if you have guaranteed-issue rights. Here are some situations that could qualify you for guaranteed-issue rights, besides your OEP (not a complete list): You dropped your Medicare Supplement insurance plan to use your trial right to try a Medicare Advantage plan. Less than a year has passed and you want to switch back to Original Medicare. Your Medicare Advantage plan stops providing care in your area and you return to Original Medicare. You move out of your Medicare Advantage plan’s service area and you return to Original Medicare. Your Medicare Supplement insurance plan committed fraud or misled you Your Medicare Supplement insurance plan went bankrupt.

Generally, the best time to buy a Medicare Supplement insurance plan is during your Medigap Open Enrollment Period (OEP). This period lasts six months and begins the first day of the month in which you are both 65 or older and enrolled in Medicare Part B. For example, if your birthday is August 31, 1958, you’d turn 65 in 2023. Say you’re automatically enrolled in Medicare Part A & Part B. Typically, your Medicare coverage would begin August 1,2023. The first day of the month that you’re both age 65 or older, and enrolled in Medicare Part B, in this example is August 1, 2023. Your Medigap OEP would last until January 31, 2024. The reason the OEP is important is that this is when you have guaranteed-issue rights to buy a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) insurance plan. Insurance companies can’t use medical underwriting during this time. Medical underwriting considers your health conditions and the costs to cover you.