Since 1990, ACACIA Insurance Services has specialized as a Managing General Agent (MGA) for long-term care and life insurance products. Our direct contracts with the nation’s leading carriers position us as a premier MGA supporting independent insurance agents and agencies nationwide.
As an established brokerage general agency, we maintain MGA contracts with major insurance carriers to provide independent agents with:
Independent long-term care insurance agents and brokers partner with our managing general agency to maximize their earning potential while maintaining their business independence.
Q: What commission advantages do agents get through ACACIA?
A: Independent agents and brokers contracted with ACACIA receive the highest available commissions for all major long-term care, hybrid and life insurers, with immediate vesting and all payments sent directly from carriers to you.
Q: What marketing support does your managing general agency provide?
A: Qualified producers gain access to our exceptional hybrid and traditional long-term care lead programs, developed over three decades in the LTCi market.
Q: How does ACACIA’s MGA support agent business growth?
A: Our industry-leading sales and back-office support includes case design assistance, underwriting guidance, and turnkey marketing systems specifically for long-term care insurance products.
Q: Is there a minimum production requirement to contract with your MGA?
A: While we welcome agents at various production levels, our premium lead programs and top-tier commission levels are available to producers meeting specific qualification thresholds.
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A Managing General Agent (MGA) like ACACIA Insurance serves as the critical intermediary between insurance carriers and independent agents/brokers. Insurance companies require MGAs to place substantial premium volume annually, creating a barrier to entry for individual agents.
Our MGA status grants us the authority to appoint independent insurance brokers while providing specialized expertise that benefits both carriers and agents.
In the insurance marketplace, the distribution hierarchy flows from the insurance carrier to the MGA, then to General Agents (GAs) and individual brokers.