Much like Goldilocks, when it comes to assessing its hundreds of millions of dollars in reserve funds, regional insurer CareFirst feels it is not too big, nor too small, but just right.
A little less than a week before it was to decide whether the reserves of a CareFirst subsidiary is “unreasonably large,” Washington, D.C., insurance regulators are delaying their final verdict until the end of December.
As an insurance agent for the past 15 years, I have never been more satisfied with my job of helping our seniors maneuver through the enrollment process of Medicare.