Archive for December, 2010
Unfortunately, the ruling today by a Virginia federal judge that the individual mandate of the federal health reform law is unconstitutional will be viewed through a political lens instead of the legal lens, through which it must be examined. Read Story
A federal judge in Virginia said today (Dec. 13) that the provision in the new federal health reform law that requires all Americans to buy health insurance or face a fine is unconstitutional. Read Story
The National Insurance Producer Registry’s (NIPR) online licensing products will help the surplus lines industry in each state to meet new federal financial services reform licensing and renewal regulatory requirements. Read Story
With asset shrinkage, equity market volatility and overall economic uncertainty, consumers are faced with enormous and unprecedented challenges in managing their financial affairs. The specter of the long shadow of an extended period of retirement is very near the top of the list for most. Read Story
Hundreds of Ohioans have enrolled in a temporary high-risk insurance pool established under the new health care reform legislation to help those with pre-existing medical conditions find coverage. ... Read → Read Story
Corporate Synergies Group, a national benefits broker and consulting firm, appointed a new chief executive officer to help lead its efforts to expand. Read Story
Virginia is the fourth most affordable state for motorists buying auto insurance, according to an online insurance comparison provider. Read Story
A New Jersey-based property-casualty insurance wholesaler, FTP, acquired Kenneth B. Shevlin, another wholesaler brokerage firm. Read Story
In the name of reducing the federal deficit, leaders from both political parties have suggested shrinking or eliminating health care tax breaks.
Read StoryMotorists in New York could earn discounts of up to 30% from Progressive, depending on their driving habits. Read Story


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