The new leader of one of Pennsylvania’s smaller health insurers plans to grow through its own efforts and any actions regulators take to expand competition in the state.

New York agents’ say they are pleased with property-casualty carriers of all sizes, but showed the most approval for super regional companies, according to a new survey.

The Independent Insurance Agents …  Read →

Okay, so the headline is a bit of a ploy in that Steven Earhart, president of NAIFA-Greater Philadelphia, hasn’t really found a “magic bullet” to stop the onslaught of state …  Read →

Don’t believe me? Read this Huffington Post blog article and see it for yourself.

The Pennsylvania Association of Health Underwriters (PAHU), the state chapter of the National Assocaition of Health Underwriters (NAHU) recently sent an email to members outlining the organization’s stance on a …  Read →

This opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal spells it all out. Democrats in Congress are poised to create a national health care plan that will effectively put agents and …  Read →

While Bernie Madoff, the biggest known crook to have walked Wall Street, could face life in prison, an Ohio insurance agent might get off relatively scot-free: He faces only 30 …  Read →

An email found its way into my Inbox from an insurance agent who apparently is out of the office and has set up an auto-response for clients who email. Here’s …  Read →

California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner is cutting the insurance license renewal fee charged to the state’s 300,000 insurance agents, brokers and adjusters.

The fee will drop from $144 to $135, cutting …  Read →