No Cuts to Crop in Budget Request
The federal budget request includes no crop insurance cuts in a rare but welcome occurrence.
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The federal budget request includes no crop insurance cuts in a rare but welcome occurrence.
No Cuts to Crop in Budget Request Read More »
In a victory for IA&B members, legislation that would have limited a small group health subsidies program to the Exchange, will not advance in the state legislature this session.
Health Insurance Bill Goes to Summer Study Read More »
We need your help to defeat Senate Bill 231 on gender rating in personal auto.
Grassroots Action Alert Read More »
Effective April 9, IA&B will discontinue its partnership with Agency Resources (ARI). IA&B members now have workers’ compensation access through Independent Market Solutions.
Update on Workers’ Comp Market Access Read More »
Recently introduced legislation would require FEMA to disclose more information about how flood insurance premiums are calculated under the new Risk Rating 2.0.
NFIP Legislation to Increase Rating Transparency Read More »
Once again, member agencies are receiving attorneys’ pre-litigation demand letters about their websites’ non-compliance. Learn how to gauge and improve your site’s accessibility.
Pre-Litigation Letters on ADA Website Accessibility Target Agents Read More »
Prospective insurance agents with a criminal record may now determine if their background will impact their chance of licensure before taking PLE and passing the exam.
New Preliminary Licensing Determination Process Read More »
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) avoids a lapse – but not another short-term extension.
NFIP Reauthorized Through September Read More »
Maryland state lawmakers are considering legislation that would limit a small group health subsidies program to the Exchange.
IA&B Objects to Health Insurance Bill Read More »
Read the latest state legislative updates, relating to marijuana legalization, FMLA expansion, gender rating, and data brokers.
One Bill Down, Several Still Alive Read More »