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is the senior benefits foundation legitimate

by Liana Hansen Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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Senior Benefits Foundation is indeed registered with the IRS. But it’s not registered as a charity in New Jersey, something that’s required by law. It is, though, registered in its home state of Tennessee.

Senior Benefits Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization, with an IRS ruling year of 2016, and donations are tax-deductible.

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Is American senior benefits a scam?

The latest complaint Check scam was resolved on Dec 20, 2014. American Senior Benefits has an average consumer rating of 2 stars from 8 reviews. American Senior Benefits has resolved 2 complaints.

When was the last time American senior benefits reviews were posted?

American Senior Benefits reviews first appeared on Complaints Board on Sep 28, 2011. The latest review State-Regulated Life Insurance Program for Seniors (50-85) was posted on Apr 25, 2021. The latest complaint Check scam was resolved on Dec 20, 2014.

Why sell insurance with northnorth American senior benefits?

North American Senior Benefits offers carriers that pay on policy issue. If you’re new to insurance sales, this means you receive your advance commission within a few days after your policy is approved. This means faster cash flow to cover your lead costs, and less stress waiting to get paid.

What happens if you cash a no Am Senior benefits check?

The letter from No Am Senior Benefits that accompanies the check says that if you cash it, you don’t have any obligation to purchase anything from the company. Is No Am Senior Benefits A Scam?

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Is senior benefits a real company?

About American Senior Benefits American Senior Benefits is one of the largest privately owned insurance brokerage companies in America. We represent over 150 leading insurance carriers.

Is American Senior Benefits a pyramid scheme?

Is NASB An MLM Or Pyramid Scheme? To clear the air, NASB is a legitimate, law-abiding national insurance agency. The company has many successful agency builders and agents. They offer great products to their clients.

Is North American Senior Benefits a good company?

North American Senior Benefits has an overall rating of 4.1 out of 5, based on over 125 reviews left anonymously by employees. 86% of employees would recommend working at North American Senior Benefits to a friend and 85% have a positive outlook for the business.

What is NASB insurance?

“Insurance for Generations.” North American Senior Benefits (NASB) prides itself on valuing relationships over revenue. Our narrow focus — providing seniors with exceptional insurance solutions and financial services — means we are able to serve as knowledgeable and trusted advisers throughout our clients' lifetimes.

What is NASB insurance?

North American Senior Benefits (NASB) is an insurance brokerage that focuses primarily on the senior market. The company targets customers above the age of 50 who are interested in covering final expenses including funeral, burial, cremation, and other costs.

Is North American Senior Benefits a scam?

The check issuer, North American Senior Benefits is not a scam. It is a legitimate national insurance agency that holds the perfect A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau .

American Senior Benefits - State-Regulated Life Insurance Program for Seniors (50-85)

My Uncle and I each received a solicitation letter from American Senior Benefits that implied that signing up for their program would give you benefits that would pay for your funeral expenses so that your family isn't burdened with that expense.

American Senior Benefits - Unethical business - bullying seniors to buy insurance!

This is the company that is behind the check! They have complaints from seniors where they were bullied in their own homes to buy insurance from them. YOu can't get any lower...

American Senior Benefits - Medicare supplement scare tactics

I have received over 20 calls from current clients that have stated agents from American Senior Benefits have knocked on their doors, entered their house and used scare tactics & coerced them into...

American Senior Benefits - Medicare supplement

I sold a Medicare Supplement for a company for which my appointment was active because American Senior Benefits did not notify my resignation that happened over 2 years ago. Now American Senior Benefits is retaining my commissions for the sale I made and I am not getting paid.

American Senior Benefits - Agent fred goodnight indianapolis area

My parents and my sister and I have met with Fred Goodnight on several occasions since early spring. He lead us to believe that he was selling them medical insurance and saving them thousands of...

American Senior Benefits - Check scam

This company mails seniors a $5.00 check stating that they can cash it and will be receiving information later about enrolling with them as a Medicare supplement. The $5.00 check BOUNCED and my bank...

American Senior Benefits - Non payment of wages

This sounds like such a familiar story!! I had the same panel type interview after I had "passed" the phone interview and the Vice President was impressed with my resume. They lead you to believe...

When will the senior population double?

The senior population will double in size from 2020 to 2040. Funeral expenses raise in price 250% more than the average inflation rate. Seniors are retiring with much less money and resources than they expected or need to pay for required expenses.

Is NASB a legitimate insurance company?

To clear the air, NASB is a legitimate, law-abiding national insurance agency. The company has many successful agency builders and agents. They offer great products to their clients. However, some agents suggest recruiting new agents is just as if not more important than learning how to sell insurance.

What is a Seniors Flex Card?

Starting in late summer 2021, advertisements started to appear everywhere offering a senior flex card. Depending on the advertisement, some claimed these cards could be worth $2,880 or more!

What is a flex card?

Flex cards are tied to health insurance, and these flex card for seniors are actually a health insurance marketing tactic designed to lure seniors into switching to specific Medicare Advantage plans.

What does a flex card pay for?

According to Healthcare.gov, a flex card can be used to pay for certain out-of-pocket health care costs. These costs may include:

Who qualifies for the flex card?

Flex cards are typically offered alongside health insurance plans. In order to qualify for a flex card, you must qualify for a health insurance plan with a flexible spending account.

Is the flex card real?

I was able to identify many flex cards from legitimate insurers like Humana but I could not find any that offered as much money as the advertisements claimed. The largest legitimate flex plan I found included a $1,000 flex card and a $50 monthly debit card for other out-of-pocket costs, for a total of $1,600 per year.

Why are there so many Medicare scams?

Scammers love Medicare open enrollment season. Historically, the open enrollment period between October and December is a prime time for scammers who want to prey on seniors because this is when seniors can change their health care plans.

How can you protect yourself from Medicare scams?

The whole point of the flex card for seniors is to lure seniors into enrolling in new Medicare Advantage plans while it’s open enrollment season. As you may know from our previous video on Medicare benefits, Medicare has many parts and is very complicated.

What is a pop up charity?

The pop-up charity business is usually local, occasionally regional and rarely national. Mostly they are the products of individual scammers who smell an opportunity to cash in using the name of a victim who may or may not even be real. They count on local press coverage and a quick website. These ‘charities’ usually rake in a few thousand dollars ...

Is a charity a nonprofit?

The IRS has pretty broad rules for being a nonprofit organization. A charity is only one type of nonprofit. Trade groups like those that represent the fast food or soft drink producers operate as nonprofits. Political organizations including both the Democratic and Republican parties are nonprofits.

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