Say your client wants long-term care insurance, but their application is declined due to their age or health or they simply can’t afford the premiums. Fear not – short-term care insurance is another solution!

Studies say 70 percent of seniors can expect to use some form of long-term care (LTC) during their lives. That's well over half of the senior population that could be exposed to high out-of-pocket costs without specialized insurance coverage!

There are four types of long-term care insurance products that make great alternatives to traditional LTCi. Let's take a closer look at them and their ideal clients.

Although Med Supp Plan G and Plan F are the most popular, Plans K, L, M, and N make sense for certain clients. Discover how they work and for whom they'd be a good fit.

Plan N is a Medicare Supplement that offers lower premiums, minimal cost sharing, and comprehensive coverage. With rising costs for Plan F and Plan G, you may need to look at Plan N to keep your clients satisfied.

Which 2026 Medicare Advantage plans should be in your portfolio? Here's a list of the Medicare carriers we recommend agents contract with now!

We're giving agents the must-have carriers for 2026. Add them to your portfolio today!

If you want to expand into the under-65 health insurance market, where do you start? We're covering the ins and outs of the marketplace and selling ACA plans!

Boost your sales strategy with Medicare Supplements during AEP and beyond. Learn the advantages for clients and agents, and maximize commissions. Find out more!

Have you considered selling ACA insurance to Under 65 clients but aren't quite sure if you should or not? Here are 8 reasons why you should sell ACA plans alongside your Medicare portfolio.

Get our free beginners guide to Medicare D-SNPs. Learn what is a D-SNP and how to qualify for D-SNP eligibility. Whether you're new to D-SNPs or searching for information, it's time to fine-tune your selling techniques.

Gain tips and knowledge on fixed vs. indexed vs. fixed indexed annuities. Learn what sets them apart, and how to know when to market fixed, indexed, and fixed indexed annuities.

C-SNPs are a type of MA Special Needs Plan meant for individuals with certain persistent disabling conditions. If you are selling Chronic Condition Special Needs Plans (C-SNPs) then we've got the guide that you need to read!

Part C, or Medicare Advantage, plan enrollment has been steadily increasing since their inception in the early 2000s. What’s drawing more and more people to these plans?