Begin with your situation
We first consider the information that affects fit: location, eligibility, doctors, prescriptions, budget, family or workforce needs, timing, and coverage priorities.

Straightforward by design
AM LIFE does not charge the people we serve a separate fee for consultations, education, plan comparisons, enrollment assistance, or ongoing coverage support.
You will not receive an invoice from AM LIFE for our brokerage guidance or support. If you choose to enroll through us, the insurance carrier may compensate AM LIFE for helping place and service the coverage.
The policy itself may still have premiums, deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, or other costs established by the carrier and the coverage you select. Those are insurance costs—not an additional AM LIFE consulting or enrollment fee. Premium payments are made through the carrier or its authorized payment process, not paid to AM LIFE for our guidance.
AM LIFE will not ask you to pay us a separate consultation, comparison, enrollment, or ongoing support fee. We will not ask you to send policy premiums to a broker’s personal payment account.
Insurance carriers commonly compensate licensed agents and brokerages when coverage is placed and, depending on the product and carrier agreement, while it remains in force. Compensation can differ by coverage type, carrier, product, state, and year. Some available plans may not compensate independent brokers at all.
Carrier compensation allows AM LIFE to provide education, comparison assistance, enrollment support, and continued service without billing the person seeking coverage separately. It does not mean AM LIFE represents every insurance company or every plan in a market.
AM LIFE is not limited to a single insurance company. We can work with multiple carriers when properly licensed, appointed, certified, and authorized. Our comparison is therefore based on the carriers and products AM LIFE is authorized to represent in your state and for your coverage type.
If a relevant option is outside the market available through AM LIFE, we believe that limitation should be clear. Independent brokerage expands the comparison; it is not a claim that every plan in existence is represented.
We first consider the information that affects fit: location, eligibility, doctors, prescriptions, budget, family or workforce needs, timing, and coverage priorities.
We examine relevant options available through AM LIFE and explain benefits, networks, total cost exposure, limitations, and tradeoffs—not simply the advertised premium.
We explain the available paths and answer questions. You decide whether to enroll, and there is no obligation to select coverage through AM LIFE.
Our brokers maintain required licenses and product-specific certifications, follow applicable marketing and enrollment rules, and remain available when questions arise.
Insurance is regulated at both state and federal levels. State insurance departments license producers, investigate complaints, and enforce rules against deceptive statements and policy misrepresentation. Medicare agents and brokers must complete annual training and testing, follow CMS marketing rules, and operate under plan and regulatory oversight. Marketplace agents and brokers must complete applicable annual registration and training and document consumer consent before assisting with an application.
These safeguards matter, but no rule should replace transparency. Compensation is not necessarily identical across every carrier or product. AM LIFE’s commitment is to center the comparison on the information you provide, explain material differences, disclose the limits of the market we represent, and welcome questions about how we are compensated.
There is no charge and no obligation for a conversation with AM LIFE.
View available appointmentsClear guidance should include clarity about the broker relationship itself.
Consumers can verify licenses, review regulatory guidance, and contact the appropriate regulator with questions or concerns.
This page describes AM LIFE’s general business practices and is not legal, tax, or coverage advice. Compensation, appointment, product availability, and regulatory requirements vary by carrier, product, state, and year.