08/27/2025
Just talked to a lady who’s financial advisor is having her pay $1,200/mo for her … when she does NOT need or have to spend that each month to get coverage she is wanting… 👀 🤯 she qualifies for a pretty decent sized tax credit discount on the marketplace + we were able to supplement that policy with a private supplemental plan designed to pay her directly when she has to meet a large deductible.
+ dental… for almost $600 per month less than what she is paying now.
I never know how much I am able to help someone until we talk on the phone about it. Because it is definitely NOT a one-size-fits-all for everyone when it comes to health coverage. 
But I will never switch someone unless I can get them similar, or better coverage and preferably, save them money, that’s a plus! 
In her situation, I can save her almost $6000 per year on premiums, ALONE.
My question is why is her Financial Advisor is making her pay so much more than she has to?
As a financial advisor you would think, the number one goal would be to keep as much money in your clients pocket as possible. 🤔 
Anyways, I don’t expect a financial advisor who does not do health insurance full-time, like I do and for as long as I have done it to understand everything there is to know about options with health insurance.
Which is why I work with a lot of good who refer their clients to me to help with health insurance. Because I will do everything in my power to get you similar or better coverage, as well as keeping the most money in your pocket as possible. 💯 
Happy to help if I can!
Ashley Rohrbach 💖
Ashley Rohrbach- Health Insurance Solutions
