The Pennsylvania Insurance Department has reached out to IA&B to alert producers that the flood insurance training requirement should now incorporate the NFIP’s Risk Rating 2.0 (RR 2.0).
Did Your Flood Training Include Risk Rating 2.0? Read More »
House Bill 739 is on its way to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk, where it is expected to be signed into law. The bill includes changes lobbied for by the IA&B Advocacy Team.
PA Legislature Passes Insurance Data Security Act Read More »
Ensure your vacationing clients secure a Canadian ID card before driving across the border. Without it, a U.S. traveler stopped in Canada could face fines.
Canadian ID Card Requirement Read More »
Several insurance-related bills passed the Pennsylvania House in May. They now head to the state Senate for approval.
PA House Passes Bills on Flood Maps, Workers’ Comp Read More »
If passed, the bill would require all Pennsylvania students to complete an economic and financial literacy course.
High School Financial Literacy Requirement Passes PA Senate Read More »
Learn why your vote matters in the Tuesday, May 16 Pennsylvania Municipal Primary.
Primary Election Could Once Again Determine PA House Control Read More »
The first-of-its-kind bill requires insurance companies to cover 100% of the cost of genetic testing and other services, with no co-pay, deductible, or co-insurance.
Gov. Shapiro Signs Breast Cancer Screening Legislation into Law Read More »
Read about the insurance-related issues discussed last week when more than 30 IA&B members from Pennsylvania and Delaware went to Washington, D.C. to speak with legislators.
Independent Agents Talk Key Issues in Washington, D.C. Read More »
Pennsylvania’s export list — risks that do not require three declinations from admitted carriers — soon could include Commercial Cyber Insurance.
Will Placing Commercial Cyber in the SL Market Become Easier? Read More »
Bills to establish a flood insurance premium assistance task force and to establish new requirements for insurance data security were voted favorably by the House Insurance Committee this week.
Insurance-Related Bills Move in PA House Read More »
