Our national affiliate, the Big “I”, late last week projected the following outcomes as a result of the Tuesday, Nov. 3 election:Republicans have made significant gains in the House and successfully defended many of their vulnerable seats in the Senate. This is different than the “blue wave” that many in the media predicted and will […]
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Meet Pennsylvania’s new annuities suitability training requirement with ease during our live, four-hour Annuities – Consumer Protection and Suitability webinar. Filed for 4 hours of Annuity CEs in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware, this webinar will be offered:Monday, Dec. 7 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Register About The New Requirement As previously reported in Agent
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A mix of new and familiar faces will have seats in Delaware’s state government following Tuesday’s General Election: Gov. John Carney, Jr. and Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long both defeated their Republican challengers to win re-election. Of particular note for the insurance industry, incumbent Insurance Commissioner Trinidad Navarro also won a second four-year term by defeating
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When placing business through brokers, they may refer to themselves as the “agent” and you as the “broker.” And they’re probably right. The adoption of the Producer Licensing statute around 2002-2003 generated a lot of confusion around basic terminology in our industry. That confusion lingers because of the way we use these terms and can
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The 2020 Travelers Risk Index found that 22% of business leaders surveyed reported that their company had been the “victim of a cyber event.” This marks the highest percentage since Travelers’ 2014 inaugural survey. And while those surveyed reported increased cyber concerns, fewer of them took risk mitigation steps than last year. Read more about
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IA&B was honored to receive two Excellence in Insurance Education Diamond Awards for the fourth consecutive year. The awards recognize significant contributions made to insurance education for Big “I” members and the industry and honor association professionals for their accomplishments. The Big “I” presented the awards at a virtual ceremony held during this week’s Education
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As businesses, including independent insurance agencies, bring staff back into their offices, the concept of asking employees to sign a COVID-19 liability waiver is becoming more common. What is a Liability Waiver? When we conjure up the concept of a liability waiver, we typically think of a pre-event liability waiver. This is an agreement between
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Stay informed of the changing human resources landscape – and the case law, legislation, and regulations that alter it – by reviewing our HR Bulletins, a running tab of state and federal updates. Read more about these recent updates by visiting our HR Bulletin webpage and scrolling to the appropriate number. FED #24 – Joint
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If you write workers’ compensation for Delaware F-Classifications, begin using the Pending Rate Change Endorsement for policies issued with effective dates on and after Dec. 1, 2020.The Delaware Compensation Rating Bureau submitted Filing No. 2008 that proposes an overall increase in collectible rate level of 6.53 percent in residual market rates and an overall increase
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If you write through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), take note of the forthcoming program changes, including: EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2021 Updated premium rates Updated Community Rating System EFFECTIVE JAN 1, 2022 Updated base premiums for Preferred Risk Policies and policies rated under the Newly Mapped Procedure Updated premium multiplier tables for policies rated
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