The level of insurance regulation in the state where insurance agents and brokers do business is greater than necessary, a majority of respondents reported in the latest IFAwebnews.com poll.

Steven M. Goldman, New Jersey’s commissioner of banking and insurance, announced he will leave the post July 15 to take a job at a law firm in New York.

Goldman made …  Read →

The following is text from a NAIFA GovWatch email alert that was sent out to members. The ramifications of Congressional action on both the life and health insurance industries are …  Read →

According to today’s (April 30) Congressional Quarterly journal: “Congressional Democrats appear increasingly determined to create a government-run insurance plan to compete with private insurers as part of a health care …  Read →

Congressional Democrats are making no bones about it: President Obama‘s health care legislation will pass, and any Republicans standing in the way will find themselves unable to do much other …  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 →

The prospect of a national “czar” for insurance regulation is again rearing its ugly head, according to a recent articleposted on IFAwebnews.com. The comprehensive story lays out arguments both pro …  Read →